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dualbounce

v0.1.1

Published

Debounce stuttering changes into a single change.

Downloads

2

Readme

dualbounce

Debounce stuttering changes into a single change.

Installation

npm install dualbounce

or

yarn add dualbounce

Example

import dualbounce from "dualbounce";

const fn = dualbounce(
    (newValue, oldValue) => console.log("From", oldValue, "to", newValue),
    1000
);

for (var i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
    fn(i + 1, i);
}

// After 1 second: "From 0 to 10"

Returning values is supported too:

const fn = dualbounce(
    (newValue, oldValue) => `From ${oldValue} to ${newValue}`,
    1000
);

const promise = fn("Erica", "Monica");
fn("Rita", "Erica");
fn("Tina", "Rita")

console.log(await promise);
// After 1 second: "From Monica to Tina"

All invocations of the dualbounced function within the wait period will return the same promise.

API

debounce(func, wait)

  • func: (newValue, oldValue) => returnValue

    The function that will execute once the wait time is up. It will always be executed with the last value of newValue in the wait period, and the first value of oldValue in the wait period. returnValue can be a Promise!

  • wait: number

    The number of milliseconds to wait.

  • Returns: (newValue, oldValue) => Promise<typeof returnValue>

    A dualbounced func. The Promise will resolve wait milliseconds after the last invocation.

License

MIT