Change initial Sockette.timer value from 1 to -1 #67
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Since first call to window.setTimeout or window.setInterval is returning handle with ID 1 calling Sockette.close would unexpectedly clear that timeout, because timer=1 is still a valid handle ID. This commit fixes this by setting timer value to -1 which will still enable normal functionality of Sockette.reconnect, but at the same time it will not by mistake clear any other timeouts/intervals.
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This PR fixes the issue described in #66 by setting
timervalue to-1which would still enable normal functionality ofSockette.reconnect, but at the same time, it will not by mistake clear any other timeouts/intervals.Closes #66