Timenames

Timenames provides you with a unique name for each second of the day. You can see a demo here.

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How it started

I was working on a sound recorder app that gave a default filename to each recording based on the current time. I extracted the naming logic into a separate npm package called timenames and added a demo react app for previewing.

How to use timenames in your project

Install the timenames npm package:

npm install timenames

Import the getTimeName() function:

import { getTimeName } from "timenames";

Call the getTimeName() function with the current time to get a timename:

const timename = getTimeName(Date.now());

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License

MIT License

Copyright (c) Ankur Seth.

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