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React hook for using self-correcting setInterval, augmented by management methods (start, stop, isActive)
An efficient queue capable of managing thousands of concurrent animations.
Timers with near-infinite duration support
A utility with sugar on top of the low-level online/offline events and the Page Visibility API
Creating context provider with ease, can be used as HOC or renderChildren
Like setInterval() but with requestAnimationFrame()
An asynchronous setInterval that can be delayed using promises
Create an interval that executes callback function without delay at the first time. _Typescript supported._
Promise Timers
simplifies working with individual and composite intervals in an application.
- node interval
- intervals
- start interval
- clear interval
- intervals collection
- interval shutdown
- setInterval
- clearInterval
The `r3bl-ts-utils` package is a set of useful TypeScript functions and classes that can be used in Node.js and browser environments. They are inspired by Kotlin stdlib, and Rust to write code as expressions rather than statements, colorized text, powerfu
- CLI app framework
- command line interface
- Text User Interface (TUI) framework
- color console
- terminal
- color terminal
- let
- with
- apply
- also
- Option
- Some
- None
- React Hook
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Schedule decorator for TypeScript
setInterval with randomized interval time
setInterval using a series of incrementing Fibonacci durations
- setInterval
- fibonacci
- fib
- setTimeout
- interval
- intervals
- delay
- backoff
- retry
- exponential
- sequence
- series
- number
- increment
High precision, hardware accelerated timeout and interval methods for javascript
- hardware
- accelerated
- timer
- timers
- high
- precision
- timeout
- setTimeout
- interval
- setInterval
- performance
- prevent
- lag
- delay
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An efficient queue capable of managing thousands of concurrent animations.
A promised library of tools for Node.js and the browser.
A basic useInterval hook for React. Works just like you would expect setInterval to work.
A looser setInterval that schedules upon task completion to avoid overlap.
TimerJobs is a simple way to create recurring tasks that can react to events.