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Promise Riddle

The document defines a function 'x' that ensures a provided function can only run when not busy, returning a promise. Two functions, 'sleepAndLog' and 'sleepAndLog2', are created to log messages after a timeout. The usage of these functions demonstrates how the 'x' function manages concurrent calls, ensuring only one execution occurs at a time.

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Promise Riddle

The document defines a function 'x' that ensures a provided function can only run when not busy, returning a promise. Two functions, 'sleepAndLog' and 'sleepAndLog2', are created to log messages after a timeout. The usage of these functions demonstrates how the 'x' function manages concurrent calls, ensuring only one execution occurs at a time.

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export function x(y) {

let isBusy = false;


let currentPromise;
return () => {
if (!isBusy) {
isBusy = true;
currentPromise = y()
[Link](() => (isBusy = false));
}
return currentPromise;
};
}

function sleepAndLog(timeout) {
return new Promise(resolve => {
setTimeout(() => {
[Link]("hello world");
resolve();
}, timeout);
});
}

function sleepAndLog2() {
return new Promise(resolve => {
setTimeout(() => {
[Link]("hello world 2");
resolve();
}, 2000);
});
}

sleepAndLog()
sleepAndLog() // both after 2s

let sleepAndLogFn; = x(sleepAndLog);


sleepAndLogFn();
sleepAndLogFn(); // both at 2
[Link]("This should print before hello world");

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