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date-wait-module

v1.0.0

Published

This module will emit an event when specified earlier time has come

Downloads

2

Readme

date-wait-module

It's an Node.js module that will inform you when specific date has come, you can set reminder aswell

Example Code

import * as timeService from "date-wait-module"

function AddMinutesToDate(date: Date, minutes: number) {
    return new Date(date.getTime() + minutes * 60000);
}

const timeToRegister = AddMinutesToDate(new Date(Date.now()), 0.1)

const time = timeService.init({logs: true, local: true,})
const guard = time.guard

time.register_time(timeToRegister.getTime(), "test-time")
time.reminder(1000, "reminder-test")

console.log(time.readDatabase())

guard.on("time", id => {
    console.log(id)

    if(id == "test-time") {
        time.removeReminder("reminder-test")
    }
})

In this example there are used all functionalities of this module:

  • init()
  • time.register_time -> for registering single point in future
  • time.reminder -> for registering reminder
  • time.removeReminder -> for removing specific reminder

Usage

  • init({logs, local}) - logs is boolean (if true you'll get console.logs from this module), in this version leave local as true if you want your time-database to be saved locally
  • register_time(time, identificator) - time is the timestamp and identificator is a string
  • reminder(interval, identificator) - interval is interval time in ms, identificator is string
  • removeReminder(identificator) - identificator is an id you passed earlier