unitizeMilliseconds(ms: number): UnitizedMillisecondsResult
Purpose
Provide easy access to common duration/time distance information based on a number of milliseconds.
Caveats
This might seem obvious, but this function is not relative to any actual date and therefor does not take into account anything like timezones and leapyears etc.
Usage
import {unitizeMilliseconds} from '@theredhead/unitizemilliseconds';
const result = unitizeMilliseconds(2983764189);result will now hold this structure:
{
"days": 34,
"hours": 12,
"minutes": 49,
"seconds": 24,
"milliseconds": 189,
"individual": {
"days": 34.53430774305556,
"hours": 828.8233858333333,
"minutes": 49729.40315,
"seconds": 2983764.189,
"milliseconds": 2983764189
}
}details
In the top level of the returned structure you will find the input's cumulative span of number of days, hours, minutes, seconds, and milliseconds. In the individual sub-structure, you find individual values representing the same span. With result.individual.milliseconds being the (positive version of the) value passed into the function.