clock2listen v0.0.6

clock2listen

Install

npm i clock2listen

Usage

import ClockTimer from 'clock2listen'

let timer = null

timer = new ClockTimer(Date.now())

// Triggered every second
const cancelId = timer.addListen(() => {
    console.log('1s')
})

// Triggered at a specific time
timer.addClock({
    time: Date.now() + 1000 * 6,
    listen: () => {
        console.log('6s')
        timer.cancelListen(cancelId) // cancel listen
    },
    id: 'six'
})

constructor(time: number)

The constructor is used to create an instance of ClockTimer.

Parameters:

• time (number): The initial server time in milliseconds.

addClock(clock: {time: number; listen: () => void; id?: string;}): string

Adds a clock task to be executed at a specified time.

Parameters:

• clock (object): An object containing the following properties.
  • time (number): The time at which the task should be executed in milliseconds.
  • listen (function): The callback function to be called when the task is executed.
  • id (string): A unique identifier for the task. If not provided, a unique identifier will be generated.

Returns:

• id(string): The unique identifier of the added clock task.

cancelClock(id: string)

Cancels a clock task with the specified identifier.

Parameters:

• id (string): The unique identifier of the task to cancel.

addListen(listen: () => void): string

Adds a listener to be triggered on every second update.

Parameters:

• listen (function): The callback function to be called on every second update.

Returns:

• id(string): The unique identifier of the added listener.

cancelListen(id: string)

Cancels a listener with the specified identifier.

Parameters:

• id (string): The unique identifier of the listener to cancel.

destroy()

Destroys the ClockTimer instance, stopping the timer.