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TypeScript functions for converting millisecond to other time units.
TypeScript functions for converting millisecond to other time units.
# if you're using pnpm
pnpm add @ilihub/millisecond
# or, if you're using npm
npm install @ilihub/millisecond
# or, if you're using yarn
yarn add @ilihub/millisecond
import { Millisecond as MillisecondClass } from "@ilihub/millisecond";
const millisecond = 3153600000000;
const Millisecond = new MillisecondClass(millisecond);
const century = Millisecond.toCentury();
console.log(century); // 1
const decade = Millisecond.toDecade();
console.log(decade); // 10
const year = Millisecond.toYear();
console.log(year); // 100
const month = Millisecond.toMonth();
console.log(month); // 1216.6666666666667
const week = Millisecond.toWeek();
console.log(week); // 5214.285714285715
const day = Millisecond.toDay();
console.log(day); // 36500
const hour = Millisecond.toHour();
console.log(hour); // 876000
const minute = Millisecond.toMinute();
console.log(minute); // 52560000
const second = Millisecond.toSecond();
console.log(second); // 3153600000
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TypeScript functions for converting millisecond to other time units.
We found that @ilihub/millisecond demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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