@hypst/time-beat-format v0.0.6

Time-Beat-Format

Formatting time, notes and beats.

Get Started

npm install @hypst/time-beat-format

The module can work both in Node.js and browsers.

The module itself includes d.ts TypeScript definitions.

Usage

const timeFormat = require('@hypst/time-format');

let timeObj1 = new timeFormat.HMSTime('1:5.5');
console.log(timeObj.toString()); //1:5.500

let option = {
    bpm:120,
    beatsPerNote:4,
    divisionsPerBeat:16,
    isRelativeTime:false;
};
let timeObj2 = new timeFormat.BeatTime(option,'5:0.0');
console.log(timeObj.toString()); //5:0.0

timeFormat.HMSTime

HMSTime class represents a relative time or absolute time.

constructor(...args)

5 overloads:

• constructor(option?)

• constructor(timeStr,option?)

• constructor(hour,minute,second,millisecond,option?)

• constructor(millisecond,option?)

• constructor(timeObj,option?)

Parameters:

option

Properties of option:

Properties of numberWidthOption:

If width is set to -1, the target value will be converted to string when it equals 0.

For millisecond, the number will be rounded to the specified width when the width of original number is greater than the specified width.

Example:

const {HMSTime} = require('@hypst/time-format');

let option = {
    numberWidthOption:{
        hour:-1,
        minute:1,
        second:2,
        millisecond:2,
    },
};

let t1 = new HMSTime('01:00.000',option);
console.log(t1.toString()); //1:00.00

let t2 = new HMSTime('12:5.558',option);
console.log(t2.toString()); //12:05.56

let t3 = new HMSTime('1:5:2.663');
console.log(t3.toString()); //1:5:02.66

timeStr

Time string. Hour, minute, second are separated by colons and second and millisecond are separated by dot.

Both half-width(: .) and full-width(： ． 。) symbols can be recognized.

const {HMSTime} = require('@hypst/time-format');

let t1 = new HMSTime('1:1:13.0'); //1:1:13.000
let t2 = new HMSTime('1:.35'); //0:1:0.350
let t3 = new HMSTime('.5'); //0:0:0.500
let t4 = new HMSTime('3'); //0:0:3.000
let t5 = new HMSTime('19：26：08。17'); //19:26:8.170
let t6 = new HMSTime('1:63.5'); //0:2:3.500

hour, minute, second and millisecond

const {HMSTime} = require('@hypst/time-format');

let t1 = new HMSTime(69968170); //19:26:8.170
let t2 = new HMSTime(19,26,8,170); //19:26:8.170

timeObj

An HMSTime instance.

If no parameter, the time will be initialized to 0:0:0.000.

hour, minute, second and millisecond

const {HMSTime} = require('@hypst/time-format');

let t1 = new HMSTime('19:26:8.17');
console.log(t1.minute); //26
t1.minute = 63;
console.log(t1.hour,t1.minute); //20 3

parseString(timeStr)

Parse an HMSTime object from string.

See timeStr parameter in constructor function.

parseNumber(hour,minute,second,millisecond)

See hour, minute, second, millisecond parameters in constructor function.

toString()

Convert an HMSTime object to string.

toMillisecond()

Convert an HMSTime object to millisecond.

const {HMSTime} = require('@hypst/time-format');

let t1 = new HMSTime(69968170);
console.log(t1.toMillisecond()); //69968170

increase(time)

Parameter time is an HMSTime object.

const {HMSTime} = require('@hypst/time-format');

let t1 = new HMSTime('2:8.3');
t1.increase(new HMSTime('1:17.5'));
console.log(t1); //0:3:25.800

reduce(time)

Parameter time is an HMSTime.

const {HMSTime} = require('@hypst/time-format');

let t1 = new HMSTime('2:8.3');
t1.reduce(new HMSTime('1:17.5'));
console.log(t1); //0:0:50.8

It's worth noting that if the result is less than 0, it will be set to 0:0:0.0.

offset(time)

Parameter time is an HMSTime.

const {HMSTime} = require('@hypst/time-format');

let t1 = new HMSTime('2:8.3');
console.log(t1.offset(new HMSTime('3:25.8'))); //-77750

timeFormat.BeatTime

A class to represent time, in note:beat.division.

"division" represents "subdivision".

constructor(...args)

5 overloads:

• constructor(option,s);
• constructor(option,note,beat,division);
• constructor(option,hmsTime);
• constructor(option,beatTime);
• constructor(option);

option

Properties:

Properties of numberWidthOption:

Other parameters are just like those in HMSTime.

note, beat, division

parseString(s), parseNumber(note,beat,division) parseHMSTime(t)

toString(), toHMSTime()

Usages are just like those in HMSTime.