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sleep-await

v1.0.2

Published

It waits for the number of milliseconds of the argument you put into the function before executing it. This function must use async await. Execution is paused through the awiat keyword, and execution resumes when the promise is processed.

Downloads

664

Readme

sleep-await

It is used when you want to execute the next logic after a specific millisecond using sleep.

This function must use async await. Execution is paused through the awiat keyword, and execution resumes when the promise is processed.

https://www.npmjs.com/package/sleep-await

:gear: Installation

Npm

$ npm install sleep-await

:runner: Quick Start

Example

import { sleepAwait } from "sleep-await";

TESTA();
async function TESTA() {
  console.log("11"); // "11"

  await sleepAwait(3000); // -> after 3 seconds

  console.log("22"); // -> "22"

  return true;
}