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ftimer

v0.1.3

Published

NodeJS/Browser advanced timer

Downloads

3

Readme

ftimer 0.1.3 - JavaScript advanced timer

Has typescript definitions ./src/ft/timer.d.ts.

Promises support

Direction support

Start/stop support

Size 4Kb

Has no dependencies

Using with NodeJS:

var ftimer = require('ftimer').ftimer; // get default timer factory/manager

var timer = ftimer.get() // get timer instance
       .delay(100) // wait 100 milliseconds
       .then(incrementFunctionThatReturnPromise) // then execute function and wait for a promise resolve/reject
       .interval(100, 2, decrementFunction) // then execute function 2 times with 100 milliseconds interval
       .loop(); // infinity repeat 

timer.start(); // start/resume timer
timer.stop(); // stop timer
timer.dispose(); // destroy current timer

ftimer.dispose(); // destroy factory and all timers

var ftimer50 = require('ftimer').ft.getTimerManager(50); // get timer factory/manager that has step 50 milliseconds

var timer50 = ftimer50.get() // get timer instance
            .delay(10) // wait 50 milliseconds cause step execution is 50 milliseconds
            .then(incrementFunctionThatReturnPromise) // then execute function and wait for a promise resolve/reject
            
timer50.then(decrementPromise); // you can `async` add task to execute function            
           

Using with Browser(ES5 required):


<script src="../build/ftimer.min.js"></script>

<script>
var t0 = ftimer.get()
    .delay(1000)
    .then(function() { $(document.body).html('<h1>FTimer 0.1.0'</h1>); })
    .stop(); 

t0.start();
</script>

Demo ./examples/jquery-loop-text.html