Tezi (Not Good)

A function that bypasses the event loop to provide an accurate Timeout feature.

Why not the usual setTimeout()

The JS's own setTimeout() function is designed so that it runs only after an I/O operation has been completed irrespective of its synchrosity or the lack of it. Tezi circumvents that problem and also provides with a more accurate timer or less delay. ** The setTimeout() rarely delivers a delay of 0 ms, whereas Tezi does it in some of the cases. **

Installing and Using

Use npm install tezi to install the package. Inside the package, the function you use is newTimeout(interval, cb). interval stands for the amount of time to be waited after which cb(err, data) is called. err contains the error if it exists, data is a json object with a property success which is true when there is a delay of 0ms and false otherwise.

Example

const tezi = require('tezi');
tezi.newTimeout(500, (err, data) => {
	if(err) throw err;
	console.log(`Hey!: ${data.success}`);
});