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A timestamp-based timer that enables recording elapsed time and formatting the result.
A lightweight JavaScript library for measuring elapsed time in Node.js or the browser without using setInterval
or setTimeout
. It also has type definitions for TypeScript.
npm install timer-node
// JS
const { Timer } = require('timer-node');
// TS
import { Timer, TimerOptions, Time } from 'timer-node';
A timestamp-based timer that can be started, paused, resumed, and stopped. It calculates durations based on system time.
new Timer(options?: TimerOptions)
options
: An optional configuration object with:
label?: string
– A label for this timer.startTimestamp?: number
– Start time (if you want to initialize from the past).endTimestamp?: number
– End time (if already stopped).currentStartTimestamp?: number
– Most recent resume time.pauseCount?: number
– Number of times paused.accumulatedMs?: number
– Accumulated milliseconds from previous runs.d
, h
, m
, s
, ms
).ms()
/ time()
, but for paused duration.%label
, %d
, %h
, %m
, %s
, %ms
).Timer.deserialize(serializedTimer: string): Timer
Re-creates a timer from a serialized string generated by .serialize()
.
Timer.benchmark(fn: () => any): Timer
Measures the synchronous execution time of fn
. Returns a stopped Timer
.
Any method returning an object breakdown of time uses the following shape:
interface Time {
d: number; // days
h: number; // hours
m: number; // minutes
s: number; // seconds
ms: number; // milliseconds
}
const { Timer } = require('timer-node');
const timer = new Timer({ label: 'demo' });
timer.start();
// ... some operations ...
timer.pause();
console.log('Paused at', timer.ms(), 'ms');
timer.resume();
// ... more operations ...
timer.stop();
console.log('Total elapsed:', timer.time());
// e.g. { d: 0, h: 0, m: 1, s: 12, ms: 345 }
This library is licensed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for details.
[5.0.9] - 2025-01-26
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A timestamp-based timer that enables recording elapsed time and formatting the result.
The npm package timer-node receives a total of 8,689 weekly downloads. As such, timer-node popularity was classified as popular.
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