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`timeout-abort-controller` provides a drop‑in AbortController that automatically aborts its signal after a user‑specified number of milliseconds, using the efficient `retimer` library to minimise timer overhead. It’s aimed at JavaScript developers who need a simple, standards‑compliant way to add timeout‑based cancellation (often combined with other abort sources via tools like `any‑signal`) to fetches, async operations, or any API that accepts an AbortSignal.

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jacobheun/timeout-abort-controller

An AbortController that aborts after a specified timeout.

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MIT License