SetTimeout Firing Twice

Advertisements This is the React code that I have for a page: function ExportViewerPage(): JSX.Element { const [hasPrinted, setHasPrinted] = useState(false); if (!hasPrinted) { setHasPrinted(true); console.log("Inside if loop, hasPrinted: ", hasPrinted) setTimeout(() => { console.log("Executing setTimeout: ", hasPrinted) }); } return (<div>Page</div>) } export default ExportViewerPage; Ultimately, the code should execute the code in the… Read More SetTimeout Firing Twice

I need to wait a certain amount of time before loading the next component in React Native

Advertisements My api key restricts me from making more than 1 request in 5 second, so I would like to wait 5 seconds before making another request for NearbyJobs(The first request is made for PopularJobs). <ScrollView showsVerticalScrollIndicator={false} horizontal={false}> <View style={{ flex: 1, padding: SIZES.medium }}> <Welcome /> <Popularjobs /> {/* {setTimeout(() => {}, 6000)} */}… Read More I need to wait a certain amount of time before loading the next component in React Native

I want to use JavaScript async/await

Advertisements Given the following code: function timer1(){ return new Promise(()=>{ setTimeout(() => { console.log("1…"); }, 1000); }) } function timer2(){ return new Promise(()=>{ setTimeout(() => { console.log("2…"); }, 2000); }) } function timer3(){ return new Promise(()=>{ setTimeout(() => { console.log("3…"); }, 3000); }) } async function timers(){ await timer3(); await timer2(); await timer1(); } timers();… Read More I want to use JavaScript async/await

setTimeout is not honored when resolving callback function in a Promise

Advertisements I have a promised based function in javascript that scrolls the web page incrementally, then scroll up to the top of the page after a brief period that uses setTimeout to delay calling callback function but it seems it is being resolved immediately. The goal is to delay the callback until the page has… Read More setTimeout is not honored when resolving callback function in a Promise

Is there a better way to have Javascript function wait until transition is finished than just setting `setTimeout()` to same as transition-duration?

Advertisements I’m using Javascript to style a <span> tag (that is already styled in CSS to be cyan) to turn green when it is clicked, and then right back to cyan. In the CSS, its transition-duration property is set to 100ms. I don’t want Javascript to set the color back to cyan before it’s finished… Read More Is there a better way to have Javascript function wait until transition is finished than just setting `setTimeout()` to same as transition-duration?

Does async/await execution have a higher priority than setTimeout callbacks?

Advertisements I was writing some code where a user would click a button and the time of the next locally-visible solar eclipse would be computed. This can be a very time-consuming calculation. So I wrote the calculation code with a couple of nested async functions, breaking all of the computations into bite-size pieces, allowing execution… Read More Does async/await execution have a higher priority than setTimeout callbacks?