logtime-interval

When you would like a timer callback to fire based on the timestamp of the data you are processing - the timestamp of the data stream when you created the timer rather than real time.

When you are processing older time series data may need to do a particular action for every one of a specific timespan of data.

 
// create new manager starting at timestamp 0
var manager = require('logtime-interval')(0);
 
// create a timeout that should fire when i set the time to >= 1000
manager.setTimeout(function(){
  console.log(i fired!);
},1000)
 
// it is now 1000 ms since i started
manager.setTime(1000);
 
// next tick prints
// i fired !
 

api

module.exports is a function it returns a new object to manager timers.

• manager

manager.setTime

• sets the current time and triggers execution of any pending timers

manager.setTimeout

• just like setTimeout

manager.setInterval

• just like setInterval

manager.clearTimeout

• setTimeout returns an id
• if you pass that id to clearTimeout and it has not been called it will not be called

manager.clearInterval

• setInterval returns an id
• if you pass that id to setInterval it will not be called again