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parse-xsd-duration
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Parse XSD durations to seconds (by default) or to object
$ npm install parse-xsd-duration
This package has zero dependencies and is provided in UMD format so you can easily use it in the browser.
import pxd from 'parse-xsd-duration'
pxd('PT2M10S')
// => 130
pxd('P2Y6M5DT12H35M30S')
// => 79317330
pxd('P1Y2M3DT5H20M30.123S')
// => 37070430.123
pxd('PT2M10S', true)
// => { years: 0, months: 0, days: 0, hours: 0, minutes: 2, seconds: 10, isNegative: 0 }
pxd('P2Y6M5DT12H35M30S', true)
// => { years: 2, months: 6, days: 5, hours: 12, minutes: 35, seconds: 30, isNegative: 0 }
pxd('P1Y2M3DT5H20M30.123S', true)
// => { years: 1, months: 2, days: 3, hours: 5, minutes: 20, seconds: 30.123, isNegative: 0 }
parseXsdDuration(xsdDuration: string, toObject: boolean): number | object | null
toObject
= true
.null
.TypeError
.MIT © Mick Dekkers
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Parse XSD durations to seconds
The npm package parse-xsd-duration receives a total of 561 weekly downloads. As such, parse-xsd-duration popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that parse-xsd-duration 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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