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Decrease relative dates refresh rate down to 30 seconds.

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Nicolas Stepien 2013-02-15 22:10:20 +01:00
parent e3a721ade0
commit 88da43f129
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4chan_x.user.js
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@ -3314,7 +3314,7 @@
}; };
RelativeDates = { RelativeDates = {
INTERVAL: $.MINUTE, INTERVAL: $.MINUTE / 2,
init: function() { init: function() {
if (g.VIEW === 'catalog' || !Conf['Relative Post Dates']) { if (g.VIEW === 'catalog' || !Conf['Relative Post Dates']) {
return; return;

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src/features.coffee
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@ -1995,14 +1995,14 @@ Time =
y: -> @getFullYear() - 2000 y: -> @getFullYear() - 2000
RelativeDates = RelativeDates =
INTERVAL: $.MINUTE INTERVAL: $.MINUTE / 2
init: -> init: ->
return if g.VIEW is 'catalog' or !Conf['Relative Post Dates'] return if g.VIEW is 'catalog' or !Conf['Relative Post Dates']
# flush when page becomes visible again # Flush when page becomes visible again or when the thread updates.
$.on d, 'visibilitychange ThreadUpdate', @flush $.on d, 'visibilitychange ThreadUpdate', @flush
# setup the timeout # Start the timeout.
@flush() @flush()
Post::callbacks.push Post::callbacks.push
@ -2012,14 +2012,14 @@ RelativeDates =
return if @isClone return if @isClone
# Show original absolute time as tooltip so users can still know exact times # Show original absolute time as tooltip so users can still know exact times
# Since "Time Formatting" runs `node` before us, the title tooltip will # Since "Time Formatting" runs its `node` before us, the title tooltip will
# pick up the user-formatted time instead of 4chan time when enabled. # pick up the user-formatted time instead of 4chan time when enabled.
dateEl = @nodes.date dateEl = @nodes.date
dateEl.title = dateEl.textContent dateEl.title = dateEl.textContent
RelativeDates.setUpdate @ RelativeDates.setUpdate @
# diff is milliseconds from now # diff is milliseconds from now.
relative: (diff, now, date) -> relative: (diff, now, date) ->
unit = if (number = (diff / $.DAY)) >= 1 unit = if (number = (diff / $.DAY)) >= 1
years = now.getYear() - date.getYear() years = now.getYear() - date.getYear()
@ -2053,29 +2053,29 @@ RelativeDates =
"#{rounded} #{unit} ago" "#{rounded} #{unit} ago"
# changing all relative dates as soon as possible incurs many annoying # Changing all relative dates as soon as possible incurs many annoying
# redraws and scroll stuttering. Thus, sacrifice accuracy for UX/CPU economy, # redraws and scroll stuttering. Thus, sacrifice accuracy for UX/CPU economy,
# and perform redraws when the DOM is otherwise being manipulated (and scroll # and perform redraws when the DOM is otherwise being manipulated (and scroll
# stuttering won't be noticed), falling back to INTERVAL while the page # stuttering won't be noticed), falling back to INTERVAL while the page
# is visible. # is visible.
# #
# each individual dateTime element will add its update() function to the stale list # Each individual dateTime element will add its update() function to the stale list
# when it is to be called. # when it is to be called.
stale: [] stale: []
flush: -> flush: ->
# no point in changing the dates until the user sees them # No point in changing the dates until the user sees them.
return if d.hidden return if d.hidden
now = new Date() now = new Date()
update now for update in RelativeDates.stale update now for update in RelativeDates.stale
RelativeDates.stale = [] RelativeDates.stale = []
# reset automatic flush # Reset automatic flush.
clearTimeout RelativeDates.timeout clearTimeout RelativeDates.timeout
RelativeDates.timeout = setTimeout RelativeDates.flush, RelativeDates.INTERVAL RelativeDates.timeout = setTimeout RelativeDates.flush, RelativeDates.INTERVAL
# create function `update()`, closed over post and diff, that, when called # Create function `update()`, closed over post, that, when called
# from `flush()`, updates the element, and re-calls `setOwnTimeout()` to # from `flush()`, updates the elements, and re-calls `setOwnTimeout()` to
# re-add `update()` to the stale list later. # re-add `update()` to the stale list later.
setUpdate: (post) -> setUpdate: (post) ->
setOwnTimeout = (diff) -> setOwnTimeout = (diff) ->
@ -2099,7 +2099,7 @@ RelativeDates =
markStale = -> RelativeDates.stale.push update markStale = -> RelativeDates.stale.push update
# kick off initial timeout with current diff # Kick off initial timeout.
update new Date() update new Date()
FileInfo = FileInfo =