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npm install wait-for-throwable

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>=10.0.0

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14.9.0

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271,420

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116

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1,195

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6,690

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Latest Version

1.0.1

Package Id

wait-for-throwable@1.0.1

Unpacked Size

4.49 kB

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2.28 kB

File Count

4

NPM Version

6.14.8

Node Version

14.9.0

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Total Downloads

271,420

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-73.3%

116

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-23.1%

1,195

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-14.5%

6,690

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53.2%

116,402

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6

chai eslint mocha nyc safe-await sinon

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wait-for-throwable

This method was inspired by built-in wait utilities in test frameworks, such as waitFor in testing-library, waitUntil in webdriverIO, or waitFor in puppeteer. However, this module uses a standalone and generic implementation, allowing you to wait for and retry any function, both synchronous or Promise-based. You can use this in your tests directly with your favorite assertion helper.

Install

1npm install wait-for-throwable

API

`waitForThrowable()` → `Promise`

Retries the provided method until it succeeds. The method is executed immediately, and if it fails, is retries at a defined internal until the total amount of wait time is reached. If the method succeeds at any time during the retries, the promise will resolve with the resulting value of the method. If the method continues to fail when the total timeout is reached, no more retries will occur and the promise will be rejected with the latest failure.

The arguments are:

method {Function}: the method to retrym which can be a synchronous method or a promise-returning (or async) method
[options] {Object}: options that define the behavior of the retries. Everything is optional.
- [interval = 5] {Number}: the amount of time to wait between retries
- [total = 2000] {Number}: the total amount of time to retry. If this is used along with count, retries will stop at whichever value is reached first.
- [count = Infinity] {Number}: the maximum number of times to retry. If this is used along with total, retries will stop at whichever value is reached first.

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Last Scanned on 2024-12-23

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wait-for-throwable

Installations

Developer Guide

No

CommonJS

>=10.0.0

14.9.0

6.14.8

Score

Pull Requests

0

2

0

2

Issues

1

1

0

Releases

Unable to fetch releases

Contributors

Unable to fetch Contributors

Languages

Developer

catdad

Download Statistics

GitHub Statistics

Maintainers

Package Meta Information

Total Downloads

271,420

Daily Downloads

Weekly Downloads

Monthly Downloads

Yearly Downloads

Dev Dependencies

wait-for-throwable

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API

waitForThrowable() → Promise

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`waitForThrowable()` → `Promise`