1.1.0 • Published 4 years ago
axl-js-toolbox v1.1.0
axl-js-toolbox
0 dependency snippets and utilities for web and node projects
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graceLog
Tiny but configurable log utility for both node and web projects
| fn / prop | values | default | desc |
|---|---|---|---|
| graceLog.lvl | 0|1|2 | process.env.GRACE_LOG_LEVEL || window.GRACE_LOG_LEVEL || 0 | 0 - log, 1 - debug, 2 - verbose |
| graceLog.fn | {function} | console.log | log sink function |
| graceLog.prefix | {string} | GraceLog | actually a key to include in all logs |
| graceLog.log(...args) | {*} | | |
| graceLog.debug(...args) | {*} | | |
| graceLog.verbose(...args) | {*} | | |
| graceLog(...args) | {*} | | |
| graceLog.error(e) | {string|Error} | |
async
Tiny async utility methods
| fn / prop | desc | returns / resolves |
|---|---|---|
| promiseSequence | Resolves promises/function set in sync (one by one). Passes result of each to another. Alternatively, if function/promise did not return result - it can pass previous result to one after. Behaviorally similar to async array.reduce. | Promise<*> - Whatever last promise returns |
| waitUntil | Keeps checking condition in configurable interval. Resolves as soon as condition returns positive value | Promise<*> |
| debounce | Prevents your function from being called too often, by wrapping it with timeout buffer. Every call to it more frequent than timeout bounces actual execution for another timeout After timeout function is executed normally, with "latest" arguments that were passed to it. | function |