computer-sleep converted to a npm module
Let agents run disposable VMs
A free anti-sleep app that lets you prevent computer sleep on all of your devices!
Zero CPU overhead, zero dependency, true event-loop blocking sleep
Resolves a promise after a specified delay
A collection of small async/await utilities
Cacheable Utilities for Caching Libraries
Add sleep() and usleep() to nodejs
Resolves a promise after a specified delay.
A promise wrapper for `setTimeout`
A switch Homebridge plugin to sleep and wake the host Homebridge computer.
Enterprise-grade session persistence and idle detection library for Angular applications with Azure AD MSAL authentication. Automatically saves form data, detects computer sleep/wake cycles, and enforces re-authentication after idle timeout.
Sleep
Run a process in the background and attach to it
Pi extension that keeps the computer awake while the agent is running.
A tool for writing better scripts
Several helper functions when working with native promises
Turns async function into sync via JavaScript wrapper of Node event loop
E2B Desktop Sandbox - isolated cloud environment with a desktop-like interface powered by E2B. Ready for AI Computer Use
Halt execution for a specific time period
AWS SDK for JavaScript Lambda Client for Node.js, Browser and React Native
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TypeScript definitions for atomic-sleep
Sleep / pause execution using Promises and flexible time formats
Library to send a wake-on-lan packet in order to poweron a sleeing computer.
Fidget was inspired by the OS X commandline `caffeinate` tool, which in turn was inspired by the Caffeine menubar tool. However, this tool is cross platform and can be used as a Ruby library. This will work on: * Modern OS X * Linux with xdg-screensaver (Xorg) * Windows
There are many software applications that aim to watch processes, and keep them alive and clean. Some of them are well known: god, monit, bluepill. All have good and bad sides. One of the bad sides is that each alternative is based on a deamon that computes data and then sleeps for a while. Who is monitoring this particular deamon ? What if this process suddenly stops ? Also, you often need root rights to run those tools. On some hosting environments (mainly in shared hosting), this is an issue. Ziltoid is an attempt to solve those issues using the crontab system, which comes with many good sides : it's on every system, it launches a task periodically then waits for an amount of time, it doesn't need monitoring, it can send emails to warn of an error and it can run any script.