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promise-debouncer

v1.0.0

Published

A lightweight promise-based debouncer that returns a boolean indicating whether the debounced call completed or was cancelled

Downloads

4

Readme

promise-debouncer

A lightweight promise-based debouncer that returns a boolean indicating whether the debounced call completed or was cancelled.

Installation

npm install promise-debouncer

Usage

import { createDebouncer } from 'promise-debouncer';

// Create a debouncer with 300ms timeout
const debounce = createDebouncer(300);

// Use it in your code
async function handleInput(value: string) {
  const completed = await debounce();
  
  if (completed) {
    // This call completed - do your work
    console.log('Debounce completed, processing:', value);
  } else {
    // This call was cancelled by a newer call
    console.log('Debounce cancelled');
  }
}

// Multiple rapid calls
handleInput('a');  // Will be cancelled
handleInput('ab'); // Will be cancelled
handleInput('abc'); // Will complete after 300ms

API

createDebouncer(timeout: number): () => Promise<boolean>

Creates a debouncer function with the specified timeout.

Parameters:

  • timeout (number): The debounce delay in milliseconds

Returns: A debouncer function that returns a Promise resolving to:

  • true if the debounced call completed
  • false if the call was cancelled by a subsequent call

Features

  • 🪶 Lightweight - Zero dependencies
  • 📦 TypeScript support included
  • ⚡ Promise-based API
  • ✅ Returns completion status
  • 🎯 Simple and intuitive

License

MIT