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convict-format-with-moment
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Formats duration and timestamp for convict with Moment.js.
npm install convict-format-with-moment
An example config.js file:
const convict = require('convict');
const convict_format_with_moment = require('convict-format-with-moment');
// Add all formats
convict.addFormats(convict_format_with_moment);
// Or add only specific formats:
// convict.addFormat(convict_format_with_moment.duration);
// etc.
// Define a schema
var config = convict({
format: {
format: 'duration'
},
format: {
format: 'timestamp'
}
});
Validation done through Moment.js:
duration - milliseconds or a human readable string (e.g. 3000, "5 days")timestamp - Unix timestamps or date strings recognized by Moment.jsConvict will automatically coerce environmental variables from strings to their proper types when importing them. For instance, values with the format int, nat, port, or Number will become numbers after a straight forward parseInt or parseFloat. duration and timestamp are also parse and converted into numbers, though they utilize Moment.js for date parsing.
FAQs
Formats 'duration' and 'timestamp' for convict
The npm package convict-format-with-moment receives a total of 15,584 weekly downloads. As such, convict-format-with-moment popularity was classified as popular.
We found that convict-format-with-moment demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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