reset or renew a timeout

[emahuni]

This enables rekindling a dead timeout as if it's new

timeout.set('huga', ()=>console.log('huga done!'), 5000);
// ... later on after the whole thing is dead, maybe after 12000ms
timeout.renew('huga')
// if this was instantiated to t...
t.renew()

That will just reinstantiate the timeout and replace it in mem.

optionally we could set new delay

timeout.renew('huga', 400)
// if this was instantiated to t...
t.renew(400)

[emahuni]

Notice this is like what set does, but without another callback, and it doesn't replace any instances, it should just modify it.

[rommelsantor]

This makes sense to me. We do have a restart() that will restart for a timeout that has not yet executed, but there is no way to reset() a timeout that has already executed.

I'd probably just call it reset() rather than renew().

[rommelsantor]

@emahuni Added in v2.7.0. Thanks!