I want to get the data of an interval or a timeout through its ID.
Just like document.getElementById('id-of-random-element')
will get all the data on that specific element, I want to know if there is any way possible to get the data that was originally set for a timeout or an interval by its ID.
For example:
var a = setInterval(()=>{console.log("abcdef");},1000)
//below is some serious pseudo code
getIntervalById(a) //returns something like (()=>{console.log("abcdef");},1000)
One thing you might consider is to overload timers so you can intercept them and store whatever you might want
Simple example with setTimeout
const origTime = window.setTimeout;
setTimeout = function(...args) {
const id = origTime(...args);
// do something with arguments and id
console.log('id:', id, 'delay:', args[1]);
return id
}
let id = setTimeout(() => console.log('wtf'), 1000);
setTimeout(() => console.log('foobar'), 2000)
console.log('external id', id)