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time-date-tools is a powerful Node.js module that allows you to easily manage time and date.
time-date-tools is a powerful Node.js module that allows you to easily manage time and date.
npm install --save ms-time-tools
const tdt = require('time-date-tools'); // Import the module
The function formatTime()
converts time in milliseconds to a time in string with the format of your choice.
tdt.formatTime(time, options);
Here is the list of all the arguments available:
Parameter | Type | Optional | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|
time | number | ❌ | Time in milliseconds to convert into string. | |
format | string | ✅ | undefined | Format of string time returned. If not given, returns all the information about the time. |
lang | string | ✅ | en | Language of time unities ('en' or 'fr'). |
You can enclose certain parts of your format with brackets []
, the values contained in these brackets will be displayed even if they are null.
Some usage examples:
tdt.formatTime(654686145655, {});
/*
{
y: 20, mo: 8, d: 29, h: 1, m: 0, s: 25, ms: 655,
YY: 'years', MMOO: 'months', DD: 'days', HH: 'hour', MM: 'minute', SS: seconds', MMSS: 'milliseconds',
Y: '20', MO: '08', D: '29', H: '01', M: '00', S: '25', MS: '655',
yy: 'y', mmoo: 'mo', dd: 'd', hh: 'h', mm: 'm', ss: 's', mmss: 'ms'
}
*/
tdt.formatTime(65364,
{ format: 'M:S.MS' }
); // 01:05.364
tdt.formatTime(
449155098,
{
format: 'D DD, h:M:S.ms',
lang: 'en'
}
); // 05 days, 4:45:55.98
tdt.formatTime(31556927894,
{
format: '[y YY, mo MMOO,] d DD H:M:S.MS',
}
); // 1 year, 0 day 00:00:01.894
tdt.formatTime(31556927894,
{
format: 'y YY, mo MMOO, d DD H:M:S.MS',
}
); // 1 year, 01.894
The function formatDate()
converts date in milliseconds to a date in string with the format of your choice.
tdt.formatDate(date, options);
Here is the list of all the arguments available:
Parameter | Type | Optional | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|
time | number | ❌ | Date in milliseconds to convert into string. | |
format | string | ✅ | undefined | Format of string date returned. If not given, returns all the information about the date. |
lang | string | ✅ | en | Language of date unities ('en' or 'fr'). |
Some usage examples:
tdt.formatDate(Date.now(), {});
/*
{
date: 2022-06-04T13:28:31.790Z,
milliseconds: 790,
millisecondsFull: '790',
seconds: 31,
secondsFull: '31',
minutes: 28,
minutesFull: '28',
hours: 15,
hoursFull: '15',
days: 'sunday',
daysNumber: 4,
daysNumberIndice: '4',
daysFullNumber: '04',
daysFullNumberIndice: '04',
months: 'june',
monthsNumber: 6,
monthsFullNumber: '06',
years: '22',
yearsFull: 2022
}
*/
tdt.formatDate(1654349360501,
{ format: 'M:S.MS' }
); // 29:44.883
tdt.formatTime(Date.now(),
{
format: 'DD D/MO/Y at H:M:S.MS',
lang: 'en'
}
); // sunday 04/06/2022 at 15:31:00.760
tdt.formatDate(0,
{
format: 'DD d-/MO/Y at H:M:S.MS',
}
); // friday 1nd/01/1970 at 01:00:00.000
tdt.formatTime(1623324464826,
{
format: 'DD d MMOO Y',
}
); // friday 10 june 2021
The function parseTime()
converts time in string to a time in milliseconds.
tdt.parseTime(time, options);
Here is the list of all the arguments available:
Parameter | Type | Optional | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|
time | number | ❌ | Time in string to convert into milliseconds. | |
msOff | boolean | ✅ | false | Returns the time in seconds instead of milliseconds. |
Some usage examples:
tdt.parseTime('2 days', {}); // 172800000
tdt.parseTime('5m 3s',
{ msOff: true }
); // 303
Availables tokens for the date format.
Token | Description | Output |
---|---|---|
Y | four-digit year | 2022 |
y | two-digit year | 22 |
MMOO | month name | January |
MO | two-digit month | 01 |
mo | month | 1 |
DD | day name | Monday |
D | two-digit day | 01 |
D- | two-digit day with indice | 01st |
d | day | 1 |
d- | one-digit day with indice | 1st |
H | two-digit hour | 09, 14 |
h | hour | 9, 14 |
M | two-digit minute | 05, 34 |
m | minute | 5, 34 |
S | two-digit second | 02, 58 |
s | second | 2, 58 |
MS | three-digit millisecond | 009, 158 |
ms | millisecond | 9, 158 |
Availables tokens for the time format.
Token | Description | Output |
---|---|---|
YY | year unity (long) | year, years |
yy | year unity (short) | y |
Y | four-digit year | 2022 |
y | two-digit year | 22 |
MMOO | month unity (long) | month, months |
mmoo | month unity (short) | m |
MO | two-digit month | 01 |
mo | month | 1 |
DD | day unity (long) | day, days |
dd | day unity (short) | d |
D | two-digit day | 01 |
d | day | 1 |
HH | hour unity (long) | hour, hours |
hh | hour unity (short) | h |
H | two-digit hour | 09, 14 |
h | hour | 9, 14 |
MM | minute unity (long) | minute, minutes |
mm | minute unity (short) | m |
M | two-digit minute | 05, 34 |
m | minute | 5, 34 |
SS | second unity (long) | seconds, second |
ss | second unity (short) | s |
S | two-digit second | 02, 58 |
s | second | 2, 58 |
MMSS | millisecond unity (long) | millisecond, milliseconds |
mmss | millisecond unity (short) | ms |
MS | three-digit millisecond | 009, 158 |
ms | millisecond | 9, 158 |
FAQs
`time-date-tools` is a powerful Node.js module that allows you to **easily manage time** and **date**. You can configure a lot of features to not have date and time issues anymore. If you have any question, you can join our community on [**Discord*
The npm package time-date-tools receives a total of 15 weekly downloads. As such, time-date-tools popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that time-date-tools 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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