Function withTimeout

withTimeout<T>(
    promise: Promise<T>,
    ms: number | undefined,
    label?: string,
): Promise<T>
Rejects with TimeoutError if promise does not settle within ms milliseconds.

When ms is undefined or Infinity the original promise is returned unchanged (no timer is armed), so a caller can pass an optional deadline straight through. Otherwise the returned promise settles with whichever happens first: promise resolving/rejecting, or the deadline elapsing. The internal timer is always cleared once the race settles.
Type Parameters
- T
  The resolved value of promise.
Parameters
- promise: Promise<T>
  The operation to bound.
- ms: number | undefined
  The deadline in milliseconds; undefined/Infinity disables the timeout.
- Optionallabel: string
  A short name for the operation, used in the timeout message (default "operation").
Returns Promise<T>
A promise that settles with promise's result or rejects with TimeoutError.
Throws
If the deadline elapses before promise settles.

Since
1.0.4
Example
```
import { withTimeout } from 'edgeport/util';

// reject if the fetch has not resolved within 5 seconds
const res = await withTimeout(fetch('https://example.com'), 5000, 'fetch');
```
- Defined in src/util/timeout.ts:41