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heavy-cronos

v2.0.0

Published

Prevent multiples calls to heavy task functions

Downloads

4

Readme

Cronos

Simple and ultra light tool to prevent multiple heavy function calls in short time intervals.

Introduction

At work I faced (multiple times) issues on performance caused by multiple heavy function calls (user click many times on same button, async functions that excecute at the same time, several continuous events calls, etc).

That's why I write this simple library, problem solved.

Instalation

npm i heavy-cronos --save

Or if you're using Yarn

yarn add heavy-cronos

Usage

import Cronos from 'heavy-cronos';

let cronos = new Cronos(() => {
    console.log('It works!');
    // Very HEAVY task that we don't want
    // to execute 40 times a second
    // [...]
}, 3000, 'avoid');

cronos.run(); // Prints 'It works!'
cronos.run(); // Waits for 3 seconds
cronos.run(); // It will be ignored
cronos.run(); // It will be ignored
cronos.run(); // It will be ignored
cronos.run(); // It will be ignored

setTimeout(function () {
    console.log("We have waited for 4 seconds!");
    cronos.run(); // Prints 'It works!'
    cronos.run(); // It will be ignored
}, 4000);

There are 3 samples for every possible method: 'avoid', 'once' and 'every' in 'samples' folder

API

constructor(functionToExcecute, timeToWait, method)

Name | Type | Required | Description --- | --- | --- | --- functionToExcecute | Function | YES | Function to excecute when time was met timeToWait | number | YES | Time to wait (miliseconds) to prevent excecutions method | string | NO | Possible values: 'avoid', 'once', 'every' to prevent excecute function if time was not met, execute once when time is reached, or excecute as many times as run() was called when time is reached. Default: 'avoid'