Hold‑up is a tiny Node.js utility that wraps a function call in a promise‑based retry loop. It repeatedly invokes the supplied (async) function—optionally with arguments—at a configurable interval (default 1 s) for a set number of attempts (default 5), rejecting if all attempts fail and resolving on the first success, with optional logging. It’s aimed at developers who need simple, promise‑friendly retry and error‑handling logic for asynchronous operations.
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