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Modern day JavaScript time-rounding utility library


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Time Turner :clock4:

dependencies Status npm version License: MIT

time-turner-js provides a simple way of rounding time to the nearest minutes (nearest quarter, nearest 30 minutes etc.) in a browser & Node.js.

The library is available as an npm package. To install the package run:

npm install time-turner-js --save
# or with yarn
yarn add time-turner-js

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roundToNearestMinutes(input, nearestMinutes)

Rounds the given time to the nearest specified minutes

Arguments
NameTypeDescription
inputstring or DateTime to round
nearestMinutesnumberThe closest minute to round to. Must be from 1 to 30. If 0 is provided it will return the same time or Date
Returns ( Date | string | undefined )

Date - If input is a valid date string (ex. 2019-08-30 14:14 UTC+8) or a Date object.

string - Returns the rounded time in the same format that it was given unless given input is a date string. For example if input is 10:12 AM, it will return the rounded time as 10:15 AM which has the same format of hh:mm A as the input.

undefined - If arguments provided are invalid or if an error occured while rounding the time. The library will not throw any error.

Usage
// CommonJS
// var { roundToNearestMinutes } = require('time-turner-js');

// ES2015
import { roundToNearestMinutes } from 'time-turner-js';

roundToNearestMinutes('10:12am', 15); // => '10:15am'
roundToNearestMinutes('04:06 PM', 10); // => '04:10 PM'
roundToNearestMinutes('04:06 PM', 10); // => '04:10 PM'
roundToNearestMinutes('01:02:34.75', 10); // => '01:00:00.00'
roundToNearestMinutes('8:22:25 PM', 10); // => '8:20:00 PM'
roundToNearestMinutes('2:33p.m.', 10)  // => '2:30p.m.'

roundToNearestMinutes('8:22:25 PM', 10); // => '8:20:00 PM'

roundToNearestMinutes('11:51P.M.', 10); // => '11:50P.M'
roundToNearestMinutes('11:59P.M.', 10); // => '12:00A.M'
roundToNearestMinutes('23:59', 10); // => '00:00'

// will return undefined for the following calls
roundToNearestMinutes('08:70', 15); // => undefined
roundToNearestMinutes('2019-08-30', 5); // => undefined

roundToNearestMinutes('2019-08-30 14:14 UTC+8', 15)); // => new Date('2019-08-30T06:15:00.000Z')
roundToNearestMinutes('2009-06-15T13:45:30', 10)); // => new Date('2009-06-15T05:50:00.000Z')
roundToNearestMinutes('2019-08-30 14:14 UTC+8', 0); // => new Date('2019-08-30T06:14:00.000Z')

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MIT © Ana Liza Pandac

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Last updated on 01 Sep 2019

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