chronos.js v0.0.1

Chronos.js is a library for interpreting duration into strings

Pass it milliseconds as an integer and get something like 2:08:45 or 2 hours and 8 minutes

Installation

Via node.js

$ npm install chronos.js

Via bower

$ bower install chronos.js

Usage

Pass to Chronos a duration in milliseconds.

new Chronos(34000)

Then use one of the methods below:

.toHHMMSS()

Will convert the duration into a string with the format hh:mm:ss

new Chronos(34000).toHHMMSS()       // "0:34"
new Chronos(249000).toHHMMSS()      // "4:09"
new Chronos(252000).toHHMMSS()      // "4:12"
new Chronos(1200000).toHHMMSS()     // "20:00"
new Chronos(7725000).toHHMMSS()     // "2:08:45"
new Chronos(43200000).toHHMMSS()    // "12:00:00"

Specifying a delimiter

By default, the delimiter will be a : sign. You can pass another delimiter as an option:

new Chronos(43200000).toHHMMSS({delimiter: "."})    // "12.00.00"

.toHourMin()

Will convert the duration into a string with the format hh hours and mm minutes (or ss seconds if there's only seconds)

new Chronos(34000).toHourMin()        // "34 seconds"
new Chronos(249000).toHourMin()       // "4 minutes"
new Chronos(252000).toHourMin()       // "4 minutes"
new Chronos(1200000).toHourMin()      // "20 minutes"
new Chronos(7725000).toHourMin()      // "2 hours and 8 minutes"
new Chronos(43200000).toHourMin()     // "12 hours"

Contribute

Comments, bug reports, and pull requests are all welcome!

To run the tests:

npm test

Thanks

Peter Graham