angular-duration-format

AngularJS filter for formatting duration.

Usage

Add angular-duration-format as your app dependency.

  angular.module('myModule', [
    'angular-duration-format'
  ]);

In templates you can use

  <p>
    Time passed: {{ passed | duration:'hh:mm:ss:sss' }}<br/>
    Preformatted: {{ passedPre }}
  </p>

In controllers (or directives, services, anywhere)

  angular.module('myModule').controller('exampleCtrl', function($scope, $filter) {
    var durationFilter = $filter('duration');
    
    $scope.passed = 123456789;
    $scope.passedPre = durationFilter($scope.passed, 'hh:mm:ss:sss');
  });

The result should be the same in both cases:

  Time passed: 34:17:36:789
  Preformatted: 34:17:36:789

Format options

Available formatting options:

• (y)ear
• (d)ay
• (h)our
• (m)inute
• (s)econd
• sss for milliseconds

Each number will be zero-padded to two places if you double letters (ex. hh, mm). Milliseconds are exception - they are padded to four places and you have to pass four letters (ssss).

You can use every separator you want, but be careful. Passing format h hours, m minutes will produce unexpected results 34 34ours, 17 17inutes. To avoid that, wrap every separator containing reserved letters in quotaion marks, like that h 'hours', m 'minutes'. (remember about escaping them in your code!). Now, the result should be nicely formatted 34 hours, 17 minutes.

Additional notes

Note, that you can ommit some unit "levels", but it can produce weird results. If in example above you change format to hh:ss, result will be 34:1056, because 17 minutes and 36 seconds it is 1056 seconds.