It's like domready, except it defers loading until the page framerate stabilizes. The idea is that if requestAnimationFrame is running slowly, then the page has either not loaded yet or the page is in a background tab.
This script ensures requestAnimationFrame runs at least 50fps for several frames before calling back.
See also: [requestIdleCallback|https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Window/requestIdleCallback]
Basic usage should be good enough for most scenarios:
const jankdefer = require('jankdefer');
jankdefer(myFunction);
Usage with options:
const jankdefer = require('jankdefer');
jankdefer(myFunction, {
framerateTarget: 50,
timeout: 3000,
threshold: 5,
debug: false,
});
| Property | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| framerateTarget | 50 | Wait until the system is running at least 50fps. (Some slower devices do not run at 60) |
| timeout | 3000 | Number of milliseconds after which the function will run anyway. |
| threshold | 5 | Wait at least this many successful runs before calling back. |
| debug | false | Print debug info if you want to understand what's happening. |