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Informations about the package timer

audentio/timer

Utility class for timing actions, and limiting the time actions run for.

Installation

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Usage

Limiting actions on a single request to a set period of time.

You may want to limit batched actions that are performed on a single request to prevent timeouts. For example, if you'd like to limit it to 15 seconds you can do the following:

Timing actions

If you want to see how long actions are running for without any sort of limit you can do the following:

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