ClearTimer
TimerTools
Description
Remove timers safely and cleanly from your system! ClearTimer stops and deletes timers completely, releases bound resources, and prevents memory leaks in long-running applications.
Whether you remove individual timers by name or several timers using patterns - ClearTimer offers flexible deletion options for every situation. The force-delete option even makes it possible to remove blocked timers.
Why This Tool Stands Out
- Proper Cleanup without resource leaks
- Single or Batch deletion possible
- Immediate Release of all resources
- Force Option for stubborn timers
Perfect for:
Developers who need to manage resources in long-running applications. Ideal for session cleanup, application shutdown procedures, test teardowns, and memory optimization in timer-intensive systems.
Workflow support; time savings depend on the task
Instead of laboriously managing timer references by hand and hunting down memory leaks, use the clean deletion method. Prevents subtle bugs caused by stuck timers in complex applications.
JSON Parameters
- timerName (String, Required)The name of the timer to delete. Also supports wildcards (* and ?) for deleting several timers at once. Examples: "sessionTimeout", "temp*" (deletes all timers that begin with "temp")
- force (Boolean, Optional)If true, the timer is deleted even if it is currently running or blocked. Default: false (safe deletion only for inactive timers).
Example Call
Delete a single timer:
{
"tool": "ClearTimer",
"params": {
"timerName": "autoSave",
"force": false
}
}
Delete multiple timers with a pattern:
{
"tool": "ClearTimer",
"params": {
"timerName": "temp*",
"force": true
}
}
Example Use Cases
Session Cleanup
Delete all session-related timers when a user logs out.
SecurityTest Teardown
Clean up all test timers after the unit tests finish.
TestingMemory Optimization
Remove timers that are no longer needed to reduce memory usage.
Performance
Return Values
- deletedTimers (Array)
List of deleted timer names - deletedCount (Integer)
Number of deleted timers - failedTimers (Array)
List of timers that could not be deleted (if any) - patternUsed (Boolean)
Whether a search pattern was used - forceMode (Boolean)
Whether force mode was enabled - resourcesFreed (Integer)
Estimated number of released resources - success (Boolean)
True if all timers were deleted successfully - error (String, optional)
Error message if the deletion failed
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