Return an array of ensembles based on the given ensemble and gap.
var ensembles = require('ensembles');
var ensemble = [Date.now() - 3600, Date.now()];
var gap = 30;
var timeEnsembles = ensembles(ensemble, gap);
console.log(timeEnsembles); // array of 120 ensembles
npm test
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Return an array of ensembles based on the given ensemble and gap
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