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[blog] wait sync example 1
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// using wait-sync, you can use both async *and* sync code in the same execution block | |
// without worring about blocking the thread (so node's event-loop keeps running, I/O still works as expected etc..) | |
var waitSync = require('wait-sync'); | |
// the easy part - just log "1" to the console | |
console.log(1); | |
// next, setup some async operation that will log "2" sometime in the future - say, 3 seconds from now | |
setTimeout(() => console.log(2), 3000); | |
// magic-time! let's use wait-sync to wait out those 3 seconds before allowing this execution block to continue | |
waitSync(3); | |
// last, let's log "3" for completeness | |
console.log(3) | |
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// result: 1 2 3 (as expected, and not 1 *3* 2) // | |
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