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timers-browserify

1.0.0

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Version 1.0.0 Details

Timers-browserify offers a browser-compatible implementation of the standard Node.js timers module, crucial for developers targeting web environments with code originally written for Node. Its primary purpose is to facilitate the use of setTimeout, setInterval, setImmediate, clearTimeout, and clearInterval functions within the browser, bridging the gap between server-side and client-side JavaScript execution.

Version 1.0.0 of timers-browserify marks a significant update over the initial 0.0.0 release. The key enhancement lies in the introduction of a dependency on the setimmediate package (version ~1.0.1). This addition brings a more robust and cross-browser compatible implementation of the setImmediate function, addressing potential inconsistencies or lack of native support in older browsers. Developers can now rely on a more predictable and reliable setImmediate behavior, enhancing the overall stability and compatibility of their browser-based applications. Beyond the setimmediate inclusion, the core functionality of timers-browserify remains consistent between the two versions, focusing on providing essential timer-related functions for browser-based applications. Developers already familiar with the Node.js timers API will find it easy to integrate timers-browserify into their projects, enabling code reuse and simplifying the development process for cross-platform applications. The package remains lightweight and focused, ensuring minimal impact on bundle sizes.

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