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gus-stopwatch

v1.0.1

Published

this is a simple npm module allowing you to handle a stopwatch

Downloads

3

Readme

NodeJS module to handle a stopwatch a simple way

tested with jest jest

Ok, well I developped this simple stopwatch module cause I needed it. It is pretty usefull if you need to handle a stopwatch easily.

npm

npm install gus-stopwatch

usage

    const sw = require('gus-stopwatch');
    const stopwatch = new sw();

    //start takes an optional callback that is executed at each additional second. Pretty useful to update view or something
    stopwatch.start(() => console.log("one more second"));

    //well.. this stops the stopwatch. 
    stopwatch.stop();

    //reset stopwatch to zero and initial state
    stopwatch.reset();

    //return true if stopwatch is currently running
    stopwatch.isRunning() 

    //return current time in seconds
    stopwatch.getTime()

    //return datetime at which stopwatch was started
    stopwatch.getStartTime()

    //return datetime at which stopwatch was stopped.
    //caution, it must have been stopped, of course
    stopwatch.getEndTime() 

    //return a cool string display of the stopwatch
    // something like => 'mm:ss'
    stopwatch.getTimeString();