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Debounced and Throttled Computed Properties for Ember

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# Rate-limit-computed

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Ember addon for debouncing or throttling a computed property.  Interactive
documentation is here: [http://runspired.github.io/rate-limit-computed/](http://runspired.github.io/rate-limit-computed/).

Sometimes you need to debounce or throttle a computed property.  In the past, doing
so would usually require using an observer instead.

You'll still need to make sure your `computed.debounce` or `computed.throttle` are
consumed somewhere, else they won't ever be updated.

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## Installation

If you are on a recent version of `ember-cli`, do the following:

ember install rate-limit-computed

This is the equivalent of:

npm install --save-dev rate-limit-computed

## Usage

import Ember from "ember";

const {
     computed
     } = Ember;
     
    export default Ember.Component.extend({
    
      cubed: computed.throttle('foo', function() {
        var foo = this.get('foo');
        return foo * foo * foo;
      }, 16)
    
      count: 0,
    
    });

In your template, you use the computed property just like normal.

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