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Installation

npm install --save @types/backo2

Summary

This package contains type definitions for backo2 (https://github.com/mokesmokes/backo).

Details

Files were exported from https://github.com/DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped/tree/master/types/backo2.

index.d.ts

1type BackoffOptions = Partial<{
2    min: number;
3    max: number;
4    jitter: number;
5    factor: number;
6}>;
7
8declare class Backoff {
9    constructor(opts?: BackoffOptions);
10
11    /**
12     * The number of previous attempts
13     */
14    attempts: number;
15    /**
16     * A lower bound on the duration between attempts
17     */
18    ms: number;
19    /**
20     * An upper bound on the duration between attempts
21     */
22    max: number;
23    /**
24     * An upper bound on the variance around the duration between attempts
25     */
26    jitter: number;
27    /**
28     * The base to which the attempt is raised as an exponent
29     */
30    factor: number;
31    /**
32     * Compute the backoff duration and increment the number of attempts
33     */
34    duration(): number;
35    /**
36     * Reset the number of attempts
37     */
38    reset(): void;
39    /**
40     * Set the minimum duration between attempts
41     */
42    setMin(min: number): void;
43    /**
44     * Set the maximum duration between attempts
45     */
46    setMax(max: number): void;
47    /**
48     * Set the jitter
49     */
50    setJitter(jitter: number): void;
51}
52
53export = Backoff;
54

Additional Details

Last updated: Mon, 06 Nov 2023 22:41:04 GMT
Dependencies: none

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These definitions were written by Retsam.

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