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The pretty-hrtime package is a small Node.js module that converts high-resolution time tuples (process.hrtime()) to a human-readable string. It is useful for logging and outputting performance timings in a format that is easier to comprehend than raw nanoseconds.
Convert high-resolution time to human-readable format
This feature allows you to take a high-resolution time tuple, such as the output from process.hrtime(), and convert it into a human-readable string that represents the elapsed time in words. This is useful for performance testing or timing operations in your applications.
const prettyHrtime = require('pretty-hrtime');
const start = process.hrtime();
// ... some time passes
const end = process.hrtime(start);
console.log(prettyHrtime(end));
The humanize-duration package is similar to pretty-hrtime in that it converts time durations to a human-readable format. However, it is more versatile, supporting multiple languages and a variety of options for customization, such as rounding, units, and language selection.
This package is a plugin for the popular Moment.js library and provides functionality to format durations. It is similar to pretty-hrtime but requires Moment.js as a dependency and offers more complex formatting options, including template-based formatting.
pretty-ms is another package that converts milliseconds to a human-readable string. It is similar to pretty-hrtime but works with millisecond precision instead of nanoseconds. It also offers additional features like compact output and the ability to parse strings back to milliseconds.
process.hrtime() to words
var prettyHrtime = require('pretty-hrtime');
var start = process.hrtime();
// do stuff
var end = process.hrtime(start);
var words = prettyHrtime(end);
console.log(words); // '1.2 ms'
words = prettyHrtime(end, {verbose:true});
console.log(words); // '1 millisecond 209 microseconds'
words = prettyHrtime(end, {precise:true});
console.log(words); // '1.20958 ms'
Note: process.hrtime() has been available since 0.7.6. See http://nodejs.org/changelog.html and https://github.com/joyent/node/commit/f06abd.
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process.hrtime() to words
The npm package pretty-hrtime receives a total of 5,598,663 weekly downloads. As such, pretty-hrtime popularity was classified as popular.
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