sst.js

Simple Set(Timeout || Interval) for Javascript.

sst.js is very easy to write setTimeout and setInterval process for Javascript.

// with sst.js
sst(1, "min").once(function() {
  // do, after a minute
});

// with basic setTimeout
setTimeout(function(){
  // do, after minute
}, 60000);

// available method chaining
sst(2, "s")
  .immediate(() => {
    console.log("run, immediately");
  })
  .once(() => {
    console.log("just a time");
  })
  .times(4, () => {
    console.log("run, 4 times");
  })
  .repeat(() => {
    console.log("run, per 2 seconds");
  });

Working with Browser and Node.js

Installation

# npm
npm install sstjs --save
# yarn
yarn add sstjs

import sst.js

// CommonJS
const sst = require('sstjs')
// ES6
import sst from 'sstjs';

// CDN
<script src="https://unpkg.com/sstjs/dist/sst.min.js"></script>

// browser
<script src="dist/sst.min.js"></script>

Methods

constructor(num, unit)

The constructor, you can set a time with human readable.

// millisecond: ms, millisecond, milliseconds
sst(200, 'ms') // 200 milliseconds
// second: s, sec, second, seconds
sst(2, "sec") //  2 seconds
// minute: m, min, minute, minutes
sst(2, "min") // 2 minitues

.once(callback)

The .once method is equivalent to setTimeout.

sst(2, "sec")
  .once(function() {
    // run, after 2 seconds
  });

.times(num, callback)

The .times method is equivalent to setTimeout. but iterate callback with NUM times, you defined.

sst(2, "sec")
  .times(4, function () {
      // run, after 2 seconds, but iterate 4 times
    });

.after(beforeCallback, afterCallback)

The .after method is equivalent to setTimeout. but run afterCallback (**second arguments**) after exexuted beforeCallback (first argument).

sst(2, "sec")
  .after(
    function() {
      // rum immediately
    },
    function() {
      // run, after 2 seconds
    }
  );

.repeat(callback)

The .repeat method is equivalent to setInterval.

sst(2, "sec")
  .repeat(function () {
      // run, after per 2 seconds
  });

.immediate(callback)

The .immediate method is immediate function.

sst(2, "sec")
  .immediate(function () {
    // rum immediately
  })
  .repeat(function () {

  });

LICENCE

MIT