130. create LazyMan()

medium  - accepted / - tried

LazyMan is very lazy, he only eats and sleeps.

LazyMan(name: string, logFn: (log: string) => void) would output a message, the passed logFn is used.

LazyMan('Jack', console.log)
// Hi, I'm Jack.

He can eat(food: string)

LazyMan('Jack', console.log)
  .eat('banana')
  .eat('apple')
// Hi, I'm Jack.
// Eat banana.
// Eat Apple.

He also sleep(time: number), time is based on seconds.

LazyMan('Jack', console.log)
  .eat('banana')
  .sleep(10)
  .eat('apple')
  .sleep(1)
// Hi, I'm Jack.
// Eat banana.
// (after 10 seconds)
// Wake up after 10 seconds.
// Eat Apple.
// (after 1 second)
// Wake up after 1 second.

He can sleepFirst(time: number), which has the highest priority among all tasks, no matter what the order is.

LazyMan('Jack', console.log)
  .eat('banana')
  .sleepFirst(10)
  .eat('apple')
  .sleep(1)
// (after 10 seconds)
// Wake up after 10 seconds.
// Hi, I'm Jack.
// Eat banana
// Eat apple
// (after 1 second)
// Wake up after 1 second.

Please create such LazyMan()

Think about the edge cases.

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