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key-interval

v0.5.1

Published

You can set or clear time interval with key. It's like setInterval and clearInterval. You must use a keyword 'new' because it is class object.

Downloads

2

Readme

key-interval

Hello! This is a module for setInterval as class! Enjoy it!

Install

npm i key-interval

Usage

The package exports the KeyIntervalclass as default export.

const KeyInterval = require('key-interval');

There are functions to help you.

KeyInterval.setTimeInterval(callback, values, key[, time])

All of parameters are required except time (default is 1000 msec).

Params:

  • callback(required): callback function.
  • values(required): An array which has params for callback.
  • key(required): The key for managing each interval instances.
  • time(optional): The time to set interval. (default 1000 msec)

KeyInterval.setEndTime(key[, time])

The key is required and time is optional (default is 1000 msec).

Params:

  • key(required): The key for stopping an running interval of instance.
  • time(optional): The time to set interval. (default 1000 msec)

KeyInterval.pauseTimeInterval(key)

Params:

  • key(required): The key to pause an running interval.

KeyInterval.restartTimeInterval(key[, time[, callback[, values]]])

All of parameters are optional except key. Especially, default of time is 1000 msec.

Params:

  • key(required): The key to restart interval of instance.
  • time(optional): The time to set interval. (default 1000 msec)
  • callback(optional): new callback function to set at exist key of puased interval.
  • values(optional): An new array which has params for callback.

* If you want to change callback or parameters for callback, you can set callback or values using this method.

KeyInterval.clearTimeInterval(key)

Clear interval using key in instance. All data will be deleted.

Params:

  • key(required): The key to clear an running interval.

KeyInterval.clearAllInterval()

Clear all interval of instance.

Params: no exist

Example

const KeyInterval = require('key-interval');

const runTest = () => {
	const SETTIME = 1000;
	const ENDTIME = 3500;
	const TEST_A = 'testA';
	const TEST_B = 'testB';

	const testA = new KeyInterval();
	const testB = new KeyInterval();
	const cb = (str) => console.log(str);

	testA.setTimeInterval(cb, [TEST_A], TEST_A, SETTIME);
	testB.setTimeInterval(cb, [TEST_B], TEST_B, SETTIME);

	testA.setEndTime(TEST_A, ENDTIME);
	testB.setEndTime(TEST_B, ENDTIME);
};

runTest();

RUN TEST

You can test this module with script npm test or npm run test.

node node_modules/key-interval/test.js