second-randomizer v1.0.1

Second Randomizer

This package contains a few utility functions that allow you to take a second and humanize it a bit.

For example:

import { randomizeSecond } from "./second-randomizer.js";

const randomizedSecond = randomizeSecond(1);

console.log({ randomizedSecond });

// { randomizedSecond: 975.730082482701 });

So, in essence, randomizeSecond simply takes 1 second or 10 seconds and either shaves a few milliseconds or nanoseconds off the top or tops it off.

If you want to take things a step further, then you might find getRandomizedSeconds useful.

const randomizedSeconds = getRandomizedSeconds(20);

console.log({ randomizedSeconds });

{ randomizedSeconds: [ 674.9023335706249, 1739.8147307171562, 2966.3398933132066, 3931.638644553672, 4927.24486384487, 6000.514162584786, 6974.802265200363, 8039.973875741117, 8991.489275703583, 9976.640062397237, 10985.187679168035, 12490.107286345026, 13093.68498379735, 13644.737910288986, 15058.262001511224, 16003.260647495856, 16993.810075548383, 18021.916929155155, 18584.34425820884, 19925.51333804717 ] }

As you can observe, you simply enter the number of seconds that you want to randomize, and getRandomizeSeconds will iterate from 1 to said number of seconds and randomize each second.

In a similar fashion to randomizeSecond, getRandomizedSecond will pluck a second at random from an array of seconds generated and randomized by getRandomizedSeconds.

const randomlyChosenSecond = getRandomizedSecond(20);

console.log({ randomlyChosenSecond });

{ randomlyChosenSecond: 11067.731749511813 };

Installation

NPM: npm install second-randomizer

Yarn: yarn add second-randomizer

Enjoy! If you have any suggestions or changes, just submit an issue or a pull request!