Package name: JSutils
- Author: Jaime Loeuf
- License: MIT
- Package Desciption:
- This package contains classes/functions that implements functions like the setInterval function from JavaScript.
- This package currently does not have any external dependencies, written only with py std. lib
- Currently this package contains the
- 'setInterval' class
To call a function over and over again with a fixed interval:
from JSutils import setInterval
def HelloWorld(message):
print('Hello world')
print(message) # Print out / use the arguement.
setInterval(5, HelloWorld)
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