0.0.2 • Published 9 years ago
time-master v0.0.2
Configure (forward, rewind or freeze) JavaScript's clock
Currently, it only supports Node.js. Any pull requests are welcome.
usage
Browser
Coming soon
Node.js
var TimeMaster = require('time-master');
Documentation
TimeMaster.WrappedDate
Results of WrappedDate.now()
and new WrappedDate()
are different from ones of Date
if the TimeMaster is configured (forwarded or frozen). Except for those, WrappedDate
is same as Date
.
var WrappedDate = TimeMaster.WrappedDate;
TimeMaster.freeze(1500000000000);
WrappedDate.now(); // 1500000000000
new WrappedDate().getTime(); // 1500000000000
// perform as Date in following cases
new WrappedDate('2038/1/19 03:14:07');
new WrappedDate(2038, 0, 19);
WrappedDate.UTC();
WrappedDate.parse();
Warning: Date()
(without new
) returns a string but WrappedDate()
returns a Date object. It is due to a technical reason. Date()
should not be used in my personal opinion, anyway it is the only incompatibility.
TimeMaster.forward
TimeMaster.getLag
TimeMaster.freeze
TimeMaster.isFrozen
TimeMaster.clear
Clear settings (forward/rewind/freeze) of TimeMaster.
TimeMaster.overwrite
overwrite global Date
with WrapperDate
. It is dangerous so it should not be used in a production environment.
TimeMaster.overwrite();
Date === TimeMaster.WrapperDate; // true
TimeMaster.isOverwritten
TimeMaster.cancelOverwriting
License
MIT