Timing Events tied to @gamestdio/clock.

ClockTimer is a subclass of Clock, which adds methods to handle timeout and intervals relying on Clock's ticks.

Once built-in setTimeout and setInterval relies on CPU load, functions may delay an unexpected amount of time to execute. Having it tied to a clock's time is guaranteed to execute in a precise way.

See a quote from W3C Timers Specification:

This API does not guarantee that timers will fire exactly on schedule. Delays due to CPU load, other tasks, etc, are to be expected.

Clock

• setInterval(handler, time, ...args) -> Delayed
• setTimeout(handler, time, ...args) -> Delayed
• duration(ms: number) -> Promise<void> - Convenience method to wait for a duration in async functions or promises. See associated JSdoc for more details.
• clear() - clear all intervals and timeouts, and throw any promise created with duration.

Delayed

• clear() -> void - Clear timeout/interval
• reset() -> void - Reset elapsed time
• active -> Boolean - Is it still active?
• pause() -> void - Pause the execution
• resume() -> void - Continue the execution
• paused -> Boolean - Is is paused?

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