cannonian v1.1.3

Cannonian.js

##Install ###In Browser

<script type="text/javascript" src="http://cannonianti.me/cannonian.js"></script>

###In Node.js Install using:

npm install cannonian

Include using:

var Cannonian = require("cannonian");

##Usage ###Constructor

var cannoniana = new Cannonian();
var cannonianb = new Cannonian(new Date(), 0, 0);

The constructor has 3 parameters:

• p - Something to base the time off of. Default: time of execution
• stz - Standard timezone. Default: calculated from Date objects
• ctz - Cannonian timezone. Default: calculated from Standard timezone

####Recognised p formats

• Cannonian Object - e.g. new Cannonian()
• Date objects - e.g. new Date()
• Date strings - e.g. "Tues Jan 1 2013 06:45:00 GMT+0000 (GMT)"
• Decimals - e.g. 0.75 (equivalent to 6pm)
• Standard time strings - e.g. "12:45:30"
• Cannonian time strings - e.g. "53.125"
• Cannonian time primitive objects - e.g. { hour: 50, minute: 3, centiminute: 50 }
• Standard time primitive objects - e.g. { hour: 12, minute: 30, second: 30 }

###Public Functions ####set

var cannonian = new Cannonian();
cannonian.set("12.345");

Sets a new value for the Cannonian object. Parameter is equivalent to 'p' parameter of constructor (see above).

####toStan

var cannonian = new Cannonian("12:00");
cannonian.toStan(3); // "12:00:00"

Returns the standard time in 24-hour string.

####toCann

var cannonian = new Cannonian("12:00");
cannonian.toCann(3); // "50.000"

Returns the cannononian time in decimal-style string.

####toDec

var cannonian = new Cannonian("12.345");
cannonian.toDec(5); // 0.12345

Returns a decimal value equivalent to cannonian time.

####toCannObject

var cannonian = new Cannonian("12.345");
cannonian.toCannObject(); // { hour: 12, minu: 3, cent: 45, mill: 0, minute: 3, centiminute: 45, milliminute: 0 }

Returns a primitive object representation of Cannonian time.

####toStanObject

var cannonian = new Cannonian("12:30:45");
cannonian.toStanObject(); // { hour: 12, minu: 30, seco: 45, mill: 0, minute: 30, second: 45, millisecond: 0 }

Returns a primitive object representation of Standard time.