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mSecjs is a Node.js module providing high-precision timing functions. This module is particularly useful in environments where microsecond-level time measurement is required.
You can install mSecjs:
npm install mSecjs
or
pnpm install mSecjs
or
yarn add mSecjs
Then, run the installation script defined in package.json:
npm run install
or
pnpm run install
or
yarn install
After installation, run the rebuild script:
npm run rebuild
or
pnpm run rebuild
or
yarn rebuild
Here are some examples of how to use mSecjs in your project:
const mSecjs = require('mSecjs');
// Get the current time in microseconds
let now = mSecjs.now();
console.log(now);
// Get the current time as a double
let nowDouble = mSecjs.nowDouble();
console.log(nowDouble);
// Get the current time as an array [seconds, microseconds]
let nowStruct = mSecjs.nowStruct();
console.log(nowStruct);
mSecjs exposes the following functions:
now()
: Returns the current time in microseconds.nowDouble()
: Returns the current time as a double value.nowStruct()
: Returns the current time as an array containing seconds and microseconds.This module uses node-gyp
for building. Ensure you have the necessary tools for compiling Node.js native modules.
Contributions are welcome. Please send your pull requests to this repository.
FAQs
Get the current time in microseconds
We found that msecjs demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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