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custom-timeouts

v1.0.4

Published

Custom module to handle timeouts with a Promise so you can await your timeouts easily

Downloads

1

Readme

Custom timeouts

With this package you will be able to call functions that will perform a timeout with a promise, giving you the option to easily use await on those functions.

To install the package, run the following on your machine:

npm i custom-timeouts

Then, to use the package, simply import it to your file:

const timeouts = require('custom-timeouts');

Then, use one of the following available functions: milliseconds(), seconds(), minutes(), hours().

For example, we can see the usage on the seconds() function in the following code snippet:

const timeouts = require('custom-timeouts');

const myWaitingFunc = async () => {
  await timeouts.seconds(3)
};

myWaitingFunc();

You can also destructure the module for the desired function:

const {seconds} = require('custom-timeouts');