async-kit/lib/wrapper.js

A simple and powerful async abstraction lib for easily writing Node.js code.

/*
	Async Kit
	
	Copyright (c) 2014 - 2016 Cédric Ronvel
	
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"use strict" ;



var wrapper = {} ;
module.exports = wrapper ;


// Maybe I should have a look to the 'wrappy' package from npm

wrapper.timeout = function timeout( fn , timeout_ , fnThis )
{
	var fnWrapper = function() {
		
		var this_ = fnThis || this ,
			alreadyCalledBack = false ,
			args = Array.prototype.slice.call( arguments ) ,
			callback = args.pop() ;
		
		var callbackWrapper = function() {
			
			if ( alreadyCalledBack ) { return ; }
			
			alreadyCalledBack = true ;
			callback.apply( this_ , arguments ) ;
		} ;
		
		args.push( callbackWrapper ) ;
		fn.apply( this_ , args ) ;
		
		setTimeout( callbackWrapper.bind( undefined , new Error( 'Timeout' ) ) , timeout_ ) ;
	} ;
	
	// Should we copy own properties of fn into fnWrapper?
	
	return fnWrapper ;
} ;