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backburner.js

v2.8.0

Published

Backburner.js is a simple run loop-esque library for coalescing actions

Downloads

124,484

Readme

backburner.js Build Status

A rewrite of the Ember.js run loop as a generic microlibrary.

TL;DR

A priority queue that will efficiently batch, order, reorder and process work; done via scheduling work on specific queues.

API

Constructor

| Constructor | Description | |---|---| | new Backburner() | instantiate a Backburner instance with an array of queue names |

Instance methods

| Method | Description | |---|---| | Backburner#run | execute the passed function and flush any deferred actions | | Backburner#defer | defer the passed function to run inside the specified queue | | Backburner#deferOnce | defer the passed function to run inside the specified queue, only execute it once | | Backburner#setTimeout | execute the passed function in a specified amount of time | | Backburner#debounce | execute the passed function in a specified amount of time, reset timer upon additional calls | | Backburner#throttle | rate-limit the passed function for a specified amount of time | | Backburner#cancel | cancel a deferOnce, setTimeout, debounce or throttle | | Backburner#on | Add an event callback. Supports the following events: begin - Fires whenever the runloop begins. Callbacks are passed the current instance and the previous instance.end - Fires whenever the runloop ends. Callbacks are passed the current instance and the next instance. | | Backburner#off | Removes an event callback | | Backburner#join | Join the passed method with an existing queue and execute immediately, if there isn't one use Backburner#run | | Backburner#getDebugInfo | Returns debug information for counters, timers and queues, which includes surfacing the stack trace information for the respective calls |

Alias

| Alias | Description | |---|---| | Backburner#schedule | same as defer | | Backburner#scheduleOnce | same as deferOnce | | Backburner#later | same as setTimeout |

Example usage

The following code will only cause a single DOM manipulation:

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
  <head>
    <meta charset="utf-8" />
    <title>Backburner demo</title>
  </head>

  <body>
    <div id="name"></div>

    <script type="module">
      import Backburner from './dist/es6/backburner.js'

      var backburner = new Backburner(['render']),
        person = {name: 'Erik'};

      function updateName() {
        document.querySelector('#name').innerHTML = person.name;
      }

      function setName(name) {
        person.name = name;
        backburner.deferOnce('render', updateName);
      }

      backburner.run(function() {
        setName('Kris');
        setName('Tom');
        setName('Yehuda');
      });
    </script>
  </body>
</html>