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css-time-converter v1.0.3

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12 months ago

🌟 css-time-converter

Convert CSS time values like '2s' or '500ms' into a standard millisecond number with ease.

Key Features:

  • Simple Conversion: Effortlessly convert CSS time strings to milliseconds.
  • Lightweight: Minimal code, maximum efficiency.
  • Versatile: Supports both 's' (seconds) and 'ms' (milliseconds) formats.

πŸš€ Installation

To install css-time-converter, run the following command:

npm install css-time-converter

πŸ›  Getting Started

To get started, simply import the convert function into your JavaScript or TypeScript project:

import convert from 'css-time-converter';

Then, use it to convert any CSS time string to milliseconds:

const durationInMs = convert('2s'); // 2000

πŸ“Έ Example

Here’s a quick example of how to use css-time-converter in your code:

import convert from 'css-time-converter';

const animationDuration = '3.5s';
const durationInMs = convert(animationDuration);

console.log(`The duration in milliseconds is: ${durationInMs}`);
// Output: The duration in milliseconds is: 3500

🌟 Why Choose css-time-converter?

  • Accurate: Ensures consistent conversion of CSS time values.
  • Easy to Use: Just one function to handle all your time conversion needs.
  • Compact: Only a few lines of code, perfect for any project size.

🌍 Supported Environments

css-time-converter is compatible with all modern browsers and Node.js environments.

🎨 Customization

The convert function is designed to be straightforward and doesn’t require customization. It works out of the box to convert any valid CSS time string.

πŸ”§ Acknowledgments & Contributions

Feel free to fork, open issues, or submit pull requests to help improve this project.

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