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read-time

v1.0.0

Published

Calculate how long it will take you to read some text.

Downloads

8,618

Readme

read-time

Calculate how long it will take you to read some text.

Usage

var readTime = require('read-time');

var input = 'Hello this is some text';

readtime(input); // 'Less than a minute';

Based on the average word per minute that an adult reads - 200 WPM.

The amount of words in the input is calculated and uses WPM to divide and calculate the length of time it'll take to read the given input.

What you will see using this module.

Given: 200 words

Expect: 1 minute

Given: 300 words

Expect: 1 minute 30 seconds

Given: 776 words

Expect: 3 minutes 52 seconds

License

MIT