Simple wait/sleep function
Promise-based wait: sleep, waitUntil, waitWithTimeout
Simple wait/sleep function
Add sleep() and usleep() to nodejs
A collection of small async/await utilities
Zero CPU overhead, zero dependency, true event-loop blocking sleep
Resolves a promise after a specified delay
Turns async function into sync via JavaScript wrapper of Node event loop
wait-on is a cross platform command line utility and Node.js API which will wait for files, ports, sockets, and http(s) resources to become available
Utility to wait for a TCP port to open.
Async wait utility.
Throttle a function to limit its execution rate
A real and better system sleep() for Node. Works on every platform.
Cacheable Utilities for Caching Libraries
Resolves a promise after a specified delay.
Make a promise, waiting for a specified amount of time, util something is done.
TypeScript definitions for wait-on
A promise wrapper for `setTimeout`
A waiting plugin for Cypress
Delay function calls until a set time elapses after the last invocation
Debounce a function
Wait for a condition to be true
Sleep
A simple Node.js module to check if a TCP port is already bound.
Make your complicated integration tests more deterministic with wait for it
StartAt is a simple class for future code execution. It is designed to execute a block of code at a specific point in time in the future. StartAt works by spawning a new thread, determining how long it must wait (in seconds) until the future date and time is reached, calling sleep with the exact number of seconds to wait, and then executing the code block. StartAt was derived from a script written to post schedule information to Twitter for a symposium. The schedule robot posted event details exactly five minutes in advance of the event.
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.
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