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time-spent

v1.0.2

Published

package to get timestamp between two times

Downloads

3

Readme

time-spent

package to get timestamp between two times

two functions

getTimeStampFromDate(date : Date())

getTimeStampFromFormattedDate(dateNTime : String)

Returns a String - 3 months ago | 6 seconds ago | 9 years ago | 6 months ago

In this package basically comparing previous moment(Time and Date) and and the current moment(Time and Date) so you need to have Previous time stored. So you can input that Date and time and get the value of Time Spent

How to use

npm i time-spent

In your testing file

import ts from 'time-spent';

If you use new Date() with getTimeStampFromDate it will return now
console.log(ts.getTimeStampFromDate(new Date()));

prevDate is a

new Date()

If you have previously stored Date, and it will return the value of time spent console.log(ts.getTimeStampFromDate(prevDate));

If you have previously stored Date with this format - 'DD/MM/YYYY hh:mm:ss' console.log(ts.getTimeStampFromFormattedDate('12/05/2020 20:45:54'));