Timer
Example
setTimeout(() => console.log('Timer finished after 2 seconds'), 2000);
See also:
Methods
clearInterval(id)
Cancels the running interval associated with the given ID. When given an invalid ID, nothing happens.
| Parameter | Type | Optional | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| id | any |
No | The ID that was returned by setInterval. |
Returns void
clearTimeout(id)
Cancels the running timeout associated with the given ID. When given an invalid ID, nothing happens.
| Parameter | Type | Optional | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| id | any |
No | The ID that was returned by setTimeout. |
Returns void
setInterval(callback, delay?, …params)
Calls the given function repeatedly, each times waiting the given delay. The actual delay may be slightly longer than the given one.
| Parameter | Type | Optional | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| callback | Function |
No | The function to call. |
| delay | number |
Yes | The delay in milliseconds. |
| …params | any[] |
No | One or more values passed on to the callback. |
Returns any
setTimeout(callback, delay?, …params)
Calls the given function with param (and all following parameters) after the specified delay. The actual delay may be slightly longer than the given one.
| Parameter | Type | Optional | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| callback | Function |
No | The function to call. |
| delay | number |
Yes | The delay in milliseconds. |
| …params | any[] |
No | One or more values passed on to the callback. |
Returns any
