Timer based on setTimeout

timer.js

/// Don't use interval less 5ms because web agents can't provide delay less than 4ms in due with optimization in nested setTimeout calls
/// But how the practice shows 5ms is lower border for this timer, because it accounts errors and evaluates corrected interval. That's is why 5ms the lowest interval of this timer.
function timer(callback, interval, duration, ...args) {
    if (typeof callback !== "function") return;
    
    const toNumberPositive = (value) => {
        const n = Number(value);
        return (n !== n || n < 0) ? 0 : n
    };
    
    interval = (interval = toNumberPositive(interval)) >= 5 ? interval : 5;
    duration = duration !== undefined ? toNumberPositive(duration) : Infinity;
    
    const startTime = performance.now();
    let endInterval = startTime;
    let timerId = null;
    
    const step = () => {
        const currentInterval = endInterval - startTime;
        if (callback({currentInterval, interval, duration, args})) return;
        if (interval > duration || currentInterval >= duration) return;
        if (performance.now() >= (startTime + duration)) return;
        const err = performance.now() - endInterval;
        endInterval += interval;
        timerId = setTimeout(step, interval - err);
    }

    step();
    
    return timerId !== null ? () => clearTimeout(timerId) : undefined;
}