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intermittent

v0.0.7

Published

Runs a thing intermittently

Downloads

13

Readme

intermittent

Runs a thing intermittently

Installation

npm install intermittent

Usage

const intermittent = require('intermittent');
intermittent.run({
  interval: 5000,
  intervalVariance: 1000,
  thing: myThing,
});
  • interval
    • compulsory, number
    • duration between running a thing and the next thing in milliseconds
  • intervalVariance
    • optional, number
    • plus/minus interval duration in milliseconds
    • for example, if the interval is 5000, and the intervalVariance is 1000, the duration between running a thing and the next thing will be between 4 seconds and 6 seconds
  • thing
    • compulsory, function
    • the thing that needs to be done intermittently
    • the function can either return a value synchronously, or return a promise that resolves to a value asynchronously

For example, if your thing needs to be run three times, you can do this.

let times = 3;
function myThing() {
  return new Promise((resolve) => {
    --times;
    resolve({
      hasNext: (times !== 0),
    });
  });
}

Development

If you would like to contribute, fork the git repo, and create a branch off the develop branch, and submit your pull request when you are done.

This repo uses the git flow branching strategy.

To run tests:

npm run test

Author

Brendan Graetz

Licence

GPL-3.0