somewhat useful package... I usually just put the following at the top of js modules that need it..
const delay = ms => new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, ms));
Then I can use `await delay(10)` or whatever in practice. Often after file operations, so they can sync up before continuing (more for windows antivirus, etc) in node... or to slow down certain operations in a browser.
I will also use this when stubbing API clients when the server-side isn't ready, or similar on the server to simulate longer loads to check UI/UX behaviors.
I also used same approach, but this is now standardized and has aborting support via `AbortController`.
Plus, if you need `setInterval`, it’s not that trivial.
somewhat useful package... I usually just put the following at the top of js modules that need it.. const delay = ms => new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, ms)); Then I can use `await delay(10)` or whatever in practice. Often after file operations, so they can sync up before continuing (more for windows antivirus, etc) in node... or to slow down certain operations in a browser. I will also use this when stubbing API clients when the server-side isn't ready, or similar on the server to simulate longer loads to check UI/UX behaviors.