1. function replaceTimestampsWithRetry(originalFunction) {
  2. // Wrap the original function with a new function that handles timestamps.
  3. const wrappedFunction = function(...args) {
  4. const timestamp = performance.now(); // Get current timestamp
  5. const result = originalFunction(...args); // Call the original function
  7. // Check if the result is an object and has a 'timestamp' property
  8. if (typeof result === 'object' && result !== null && result.hasOwnProperty('timestamp')) {
  9. // If it does, replace the timestamp with a retry mechanism
  10. console.log(`Timestamp detected. Retrying...`);
  11. try {
  12. // Attempt to retry the original function
  13. const retriedResult = originalFunction(...args);
  14. console.log("Retry successful.");
  15. return retriedResult; // Return the retried result
  16. } catch (error) {
  17. console.error("Retry failed:", error);
  18. // If retry fails, return the original result or handle the error as needed
  19. return result;
  20. }
  21. }
  23. return result; // Return the original result if no timestamp is found
  24. };
  26. return wrappedFunction; // Return the wrapped function
  27. }
  29. // Example usage:
  30. // Assuming you have a function called 'myFunction' that returns an object with a 'timestamp' property
  31. // const myWrappedFunction = replaceTimestampsWithRetry(myFunction);
  32. // myWrappedFunction(); // Call the wrapped function

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