intervals-composite v1.0.0

intervals-composite

Encapsulate javascript .setInterval & .clearInterval into an Interval class. It also adds an IntervalComposite that simplifies working with multiple intervals in an application.

Table of Contents

• Install
• API
  • require
  • import
  • Interval
    • Construction
    • .getLabel()
    • .getMs()
    • .getCb()
    • .start()
    • .isRunning()
    • .clear()
  • IntervalComposite
    • Construction
    • .add(interval)
    • .has(label)
    • .get(label)
    • .getLabel()
    • .forEach(cb)
    • .filter(cb, label)
    • .toArray()
    • .count()
    • .start()
    • .isRunning()
    • .clear()
• Build
• License

install

npm install --save intervals-composite

API

require

const { Interval, IntervalComposite } = require('intervals-composite');

import

import { Interval, IntervalComposite } from 'intervals-composite';

Interval

Example

const interval = new Interval({
  cb: () => console.log('test'),
  ms: 3000,
  label: 'test-interval'
});

// OR, if you have the callback in another object 

const handler = {
  someFunction: () => console.log('test')
};

const interval = new Interval({
  cb: handler.someFunction,
  ms: 3000,
  label: 'test-interval'
});

gets the interval label.

Example

console.log(interval.getLabel()); // 'test-interval'

.getMs()

gets the interval ms.

Example

console.log(interval.getMs()); // 3000

.getCb()

gets the interval callback.

Example

console.log(interval.getCb()); // [Function: someFunction]

starts the interval.

Example

interval.start();

checks if the interval is running.

Example

console.log(interval.isRunning()); // true

/*
test
test
test
.
.
.
*/

clears the interval

Example

interval.clear();

console.log(interval.isRunning()); // false

IntervalComposite

Example

const dataLoaders = new IntervalComposite('data-loaders');

.add(interval)

adds an interval.

Example

dataLoaders.add(new Interval({
  cb: () => console.log('users'),
  ms: 7000,
  label: 'users' 
}));

dataLoaders.add(new Interval({
  cb: () => console.log('products'),
  ms: 3000,
  label: 'products' 
}));

dataLoaders.add(new Interval({
  cb: () => console.log('orders'),
  ms: 1000,
  label: 'orders' 
}));

.has(label)

checks if a label exists.

Example

console.log(dataLoaders.has('orders')); // true

gets an interval by its label.

Example

const ordersInterval = dataLoaders.get('orders');

console.log(ordersInterval.getLabel()); // orders
console.log(ordersInterval.isRunning()); // false

gets the composite label.

Example

console.log(dataLoaders.getLabel()); // data-loaders

.forEach(cb)

traverses the intervals.

Example

dataLoaders.forEach((interval) => {
  console.log(interval.getLabel());
});

/*
users
products
orders
*/

.filter(cb, label)

filters the intervals using a callback. It also accept an optional label to name the filtered composite.

Example

const slowLoaders = dataLoaders.filter((i) => i.getMs() > 1000, 'slow-intervals');

console.log(slowLoaders.getLabel()); // slow-intervals

slowLoaders.forEach((interval) => console.log(interval.getLabel()));
/*
users
products
*/

.toArray()

converts the composite into an array of intervals.

Example

console.log(dataLoaders.toArray().map(i => i.getLabel()));

/*
[ 'users', 'products', 'orders' ]
*/

.count()

gets the count of intervals.

Example

console.log(dataLoaders.count()); // 3

starts the intervals

Example

dataLoaders.start();

/*
orders
orders
products
orders
orders
orders
products
orders
users
orders
orders
*/

checks if the intervals are started.

Example

console.log(dataLoaders.isRunning()); // true

clears the intervals.

Example

dataLoaders.clear();
console.log(dataLoaders.isRunning()); // false

Build

grunt build

License

The MIT License. Full License is here