sequenza v1.0.0

Micro library to queue delayed callbacks.

bower install sequenza
# or
npm install sequenza

It uses requestAnimationFrame with a fallback for setInterval.

You may use it in the browser and with Node, under AMD, CommonJS or as a regular script.

Usage

Choose between three different ways to instantiate:

new Sequenza(step1, step2, ...stepN).start(options);

var steps = [step1, step2, ...stepN];

new Sequenza(steps).start(options);

var sequenza = new Sequenza()

sequenza.queue(step1);
sequenza.queue(step2);
sequenza.queue(stepN);

sequenza.start(options);

A step may be an object that contains at least one of these properties:

{
  callback: Function,
  delay: Number
}

But you may also pass a callback or a delay directly as a step.

Also, you may pass an options object to the start method, these are the available options:

• iterations the number of times the sequence should be iterated, defaults to 1. to iterate forever, just assign Infinity to it.

Example

// create an instance

var sequenza = new Sequenza();

// queue some steps

sequenza.queue({
  callback: function() {
    console.log('#1');
  },
  delay: 1000
});

sequenza.queue({
  callback: function() {
    console.log('#2');
  },
  delay: 1000
});

sequenza.queue({
  callback: function() {
    console.log('#3');
  },
  delay: 1000
});

// start it

sequenza.start({
  iterations: 3
});

The above snippet will take ≈ 1 second to log each number, then it's going to repeat 2 more times.

You may also use Sequenza as a clock, to call a function between certain amount of time:

var ticks = 0;

var tick = function() {
  console.log(++ticks % 2 ? 'tick' : 'tack');
};

new Sequenza({
  callback: tick,
  delay: 1000
}).start({
  iterations: Infinity
});