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time-checker

v0.1.2

Published

Checks current time in a specified period

Downloads

4

Readme

NPM version NPM downloads MIT License Build Status: Linux Build Status: Windows Coverage Status

Time checker

v.0.1.2

Checks current time in a specified period

Install

npm install time-checker

Usage Example

Check if current time is my working days free time? Working time 10:00-18:00, Saturday and Sunday are a days off. Result depends on current time.

var CheckTime = require('time-checker');
var checkTime = new CheckTime({ daysOff : [0, 6] });
checkTime.byConditions(['18:00-23:59', '00:00-10:00', 'workdays']);

Option parameters

  • daysOff - list of days off. Array of numbers (0 - Sun, 1 - Mon, ..., 6 - Sat)
  • holidays - list of holiday dates. Array of string ('14.10' means 14'th of October of each year)
  • timeZone - zone name used in value of TZ environment variable (ex. America/Chicago)

Check time by conditions

checkTime.byConditions(<conditions>, [<current timestamp>])

  • conditions - string or array of the strings with time conditions:
    • time interval (ex. '9:00-21:00')
    • type of the day ('workdays' or 'restdays')
  • current timestamp - Unix Timestamp in milliseconds (ex. 1465200806000), not required. If not set, then uses current timestamp.

More Examples

Set Saturday and Sunday as a days off. Holidays are first and seventh of January.

var CheckTime = require('time-checker');
var checkTime = new CheckTime({ daysOff : [0, 6], holidays : ['1.01', '7.01'], timeZone: 'Etc/GMT' });

// checking 'Mon Jun 06 11:13:26 2016' on perioud '9:00-17:00'
checkTime.byConditions('9:00-17:00', 1465200806000); // true

// is Sunday is a rest day?
checkTime.byConditions('restdays', 1465200806000); // true

// is 1'st of January is a rest day?
checkTime.byConditions('restdays', 1483272000000); // true

// is 'Mon Jun 06 11:13:26 2016' is a rest day with perioud '9:00-17:00'?
checkTime.byConditions(['9:00-17:00', 'restdays'], 1465200806000); // false

Change Log

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Created by

Dimitry Ivanov [email protected] # curl -A cv ivanoff.org.ua