A simple and effective way of handling JavaScript internals using jQuery. Version 1.0.0
Timers are created with an easy to remember syntax.
var timer = $.timer(timeout, callback, disabled);
timeout
is the time to set the interval to run at, in milliseconds.callback
can be either a reference to another function, or an anonymous function.disabled
if set to true, the timer is created inactive, needs a.reset()
to trigger first. Optional.
In the chance that you need to stop or reset your timer, you can use the following two methods:
.stop()
.reset([timeout])
.pause()
.resume()
The timeout option for reset
is optional, as it'll use the default internal option reset
.
- James Brooks @jbrooksuk - http://james.brooks.page
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