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@nimey/units

v1.0.5

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Das Ziel dieser Bibliothek ist es, dir die Angabe von statischen Einheiten zu vereinfachen. Benötigst du zum Beispiel die Zeit von einer Woche in Millisekunden, wirst du in Code häufig die Varianten “7 * 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000” oder “604800000” finden. Um di

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Bibliothek zur Umrechnung von Einheiten

Das Ziel dieser Bibliothek ist es, dir die Angabe von statischen Einheiten zu vereinfachen. Benötigst du zum Beispiel die Zeit von einer Woche in Millisekunden, wirst du in Code häufig die Varianten “7 * 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000” oder “604800000” finden. Um diese statische Angabe lesbarer zu machen, kannst du mit dieser Bibliothek die folgende Angabe verwenden:

import { Duration } from '@nimey/units';
Duration.week(1).toMillis()

Duration / Dauer

Basiseiheit Millisekunden

Neues Objekt erstellen

  new Duration(1000);                    // > Duration { value: 1000 }
  new Duration('1y 1w 1d 1h 1m 1s 1ms'); // > Duration { value: 221446861001 }
  Duration.millis(1);                    // > Duration { value: 1 }
  Duration.seconds(1);                   // > Duration { value: 1000 }
  Duration.minutes(1);                   // > Duration { value: 60000 }
  Duration.hours(1);                     // > Duration { value: 3600000 }
  Duration.days(1);                      // > Duration { value: 86400000 }
  Duration.weeks(1);                     // > Duration { value: 604800000 }
  Duration.years(1);                     // > Duration { value: 31536000000 }

Umwandlung

  const dauer = new Duration('1y 1w 1d 1h 1m 1s 1ms');
  dauer.toMillis();       // > 32230861001
  dauer.toSeconds();      // > 32230861
  dauer.toMinutes();      // > 537181
  dauer.toHours();        // > 8953
  dauer.toDays();         // > 373
  dauer.toWeeks();        // > 53
  dauer.toYears();        // > 1

  dauer.toDays(2);        // > 373.04
  JSON.stringify(dauer);  // > {"years":1,"weeks":1,"days":1,"hours":1,"minutes":1,"seconds":1,"millis":1}
  dauer.toString();       // > 1y 1w 1d 1h 1m 1s 1ms
  +dauer;                 // > 32230861001

Rechnen

  Duration.seconds(1).add(Duration.millis(50));  // > Duration { value: 1050 }
  Duration.seconds(1).sub(Duration.millis(50));  // > Duration { value: 950 }

FileSize / Dateigröße

Basiseiheit Byte

Neues Objekt erstellen

  new FileSize(1000);                  // > FileSize { value: 1000 }
  new FileSize('1tb 1gb 1mb 1kb 1b');  // > FileSize { value: 1100586419201 }
  FileSize.bytes(1);                   // > FileSize { value: 1 }
  FileSize.kiloBytes(1);               // > FileSize { value: 1024 }
  FileSize.megaBytes(1);               // > FileSize { value: 1048576 }
  FileSize.gigaBytes(1);               // > FileSize { value: 1073741824 }
  FileSize.teraBytes(1);               // > FileSize { value: 1099511627776 }

Umwandlung

  const groesse = new FileSize('1tb 1gb 1mb 1kb 1b');
  groesse.toBytes();        // > 1100586419201
  groesse.toKiloBytes();    // > 1074791425
  groesse.toMegaBytes();    // > 1049601
  groesse.toGigaBytes();    // > 1025
  groesse.toTeraBytes();    // > 1

  JSON.stringify(groesse);  // > {"terabyte":1,"gigabyte":1,"megabyte":1,"kilobyte":1,"byte":1}
  groesse.toString();       // > 1tb 1gb 1mb 1kb 1b
  +groesse;                 // > 1100586419201

Rechnen

  FileSize.kiloBytes(1).add(FileSize.bytes(1));  // > FileSize { value: 1025 }
  FileSize.kiloBytes(1).sub(FileSize.bytes(1));  // > FileSize { value: 1023 }