The Recovery API began as a critical target because of the lack of delay and the cancellation of the query. Although these reviews may be considered fair or not, you can not deny that the recovery API has been rather great. As we have always done, if a feature is missing, we can always adjust it.
I recently considered reducing the time to extraction and found a good [fetch / timeout] script here . I have modified it slightly to prevent the call from recovering and catching callbacks to perform their tasks because I believe the timeout should be handled by the Promise of the shim:
const FETCH_TIMEOUT = 5000;
leave didTimeOut = false;
new promise (function (resolve, reject) {
const timeout = setTimeout (function () {
didTimeOut = true;
reject (new error (& # 39; Request expired & # 39;));
}, FETCH_TIMEOUT);
recover (https: //davidwalsh.name/? xx1 & # 39;)
.then (function (answer) {
// Clear the wait time as a cleanup
clearTimeout (timeout);
if (! didTimeOut) {
console.log (& # 39; recovers well! & # 39; response);
solve (answer);
}
})
.catch (function (err) {
console.log (& # 39; fetch failed! & # 39 ;, err);
// The rejection has already happened with setTimeout
if (didTimeOut) returns;
// Reject with error
reject (err);
});
})
.then (function () {
// Request success and no delay
console.log ("good promise, no timeout!");
})
.catch (function (err) {
// Error: response error, query timeout, or runtime error
console.log (& # 39; promise the error! & # 39 ;, err);
});
Wrap this code in a function called fetchWithTimeout, in which you pass a timeout and retrieve the URL / settings, works fine; Since people like to use search in different ways, I have chosen not to create a generalized function and I am only providing basic logic.
Many will say that the timeout should come from the server but we all know that front-end devs do not always have control of both sides of a query. If you are looking for an extract of waiting time for recovery request, it is gone!
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