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+"use strict";/**
+ * @name Damper
+ *
+ * @description
+ * Execute multiple `function` calls in a `timeout` amount of time just once
+ * 
+ * You may also know this technology as a "debouncer" (you are free to use any name)
+ * I prefer "damper", from the word "демпфер"
+ *
+ * @param {function} function Function to execute after damping
+ * @param {number} timeout Timer in milliseconds (ms)
+ * @param {number} force Argument number storing the status of enforcement execution (see @example)
+ *
+ * @return {Promise}
+ *
+ * @example <caption>Forced execution</caption>
+ *  const dampered = damper(
+ *      (
+ *          a,              // 0
+ *          b,              // 1
+ *          c,              // 2
+ *          force = false,  // 3
+ *          d,              // 4
+ *          resolve,
+ *          reject
+ *      ) => {},
+ *      500,
+ *      3,                  // 3 -> the "force" argument
+ *  );
+ *
+ * dampered('for a', 'for b', 'for c', true, 'for d'); // Enabled forced execution 
+ *
+ * @license http://www.wtfpl.net/ Do What The Fuck You Want To Public License
+ * @author Arsen Mirzaev Tatyano-Muradovich <arsen@mirzaev.sexy>
+ */
+export default function e(e,p=300,t){let i;return(...s)=>new Promise(((u,l)=>{clearTimeout(i),"number"==typeof t&&s[t]?("number"==typeof t&&(s=[...s.splice(0,t),...s.splice(t+1)]),s.push(u,l),e.apply(this,s)):("number"==typeof t&&(s=[...s.splice(0,t),...s.splice(t+1)]),s.push(u,l),i=setTimeout((()=>e.apply(this,s)),p))}))}