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I'm using the library and it's going great so far. I'm using it to debounce relatively expensive API calls but there are instances where it's likely that a call is already "queued" (not a guarantee) but the user performed an action where I want to call it immediately and clear the underlying call.
And I don't want to call the underlying function, because if there is a queued debounce then I want to avoid calling the API twice, so what I end up doing is something like.
So my suggestion is a
trigger
function (you can rename it to whatever you want, trigger, invoke, run, etc) where it calls the underlying function and clears any queued timers. So then in those instances I can just dofn.trigger()