rand-ms v1.1.1

rand-ms

Get pseudo-random millisecond values for timeouts/intervals

Install

npm install rand-ms

Usage

import randMS from 'rand-ms';

randMS(); // random ms between 0 & 10 seconds
//=> 6712

randMS(1); // random ms between 0 & 1 seconds
//=> 992

randMS(1, 4); // random ms between 1 & 4 seconds
//=> 3493

randMS('1ms', 4); // random ms between 1 ms & 4 s
//=> 2

randMS(1, '4seconds'); // random ms between 1 & 4 s
//=> 2351

randMS('1m', '4minutes'); // random ms between 1 & 4 minutes
//=> 80351

randMS('1h', '4hours'); // random ms between 1 & 4 hours
//=> 3640039

randMS('1d', '4days'); // random ms between 1 & 4 days
//=> 86482659

randMS('1w', '4weeks'); // random ms between 1 & 4 weeks
//=> 604800000

randMS('1M', '4months'); // random ms between 1 & 4 months
//=> 604800000

randMS('1y', '4years'); // random ms between 1 & 4 years
//=> 31557600000

API

randMS(min|max?, max?)

min|max

Type: integer|string Default: 10

If max is provided, this is the minimum number of seconds you would like represented as milliseconds. If no max is provided, this is assumed to be the maximum, and the minimum is set to 0.

max

Type: integer|string Default: undefined

Maximum number of seconds you would like represented as milliseconds. If undefined or null, will be ignored and first parameter will be used for maximum.

string format

The string format for the time interval value of what you are passing in for min/max is a number followed immediately by any of the following:

ms, s, m, h, d, w, M, y, milliseconds, seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, years