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timeranges-plus

v1.3.2

Published

Emulated HTML5 Media TimeRanges interface with additional utilitites

Downloads

13

Readme

timeranges-plus

Build Status

timeranges-plus is a wrapper for HTML5 Media TimeRanges Interface with the main purpose of providing additional functionalities.

timeranges-plus can be used in browsers or as a Node JS module.

Usage

Browsers

Simply include timeranges-plus.min.js on your page.

Node JS

Install latest released version:

    npm install timeranges-plus

A simple Node JS code example using timeranges-plus:

    var Trp = require('timeranges-plus');
    var trpInstance = new Trp();

    trpInstance.add(0,10);
    trpInstance.add(20,30);
    trpInstance.toString();

Instantiate

Basic

    var Trp = require('timeranges-plus');
    var trpInstance = new Trp();

With initial range

    var Trp = require('timeranges-plus');
    var trpInstance = new Trp(startValue, endValue);

From HTML 5 Media Timeranges

    var Trp = require('timeranges-plus');
    var trpInstance = Trp.wrap(html5MediaTimeranges);

Populate

Basic

    var Trp = require('timeranges-plus');
    var trpInstance = new Trp();

    trpInstance.add(startValue, endValue);

During instantiation

    var Trp = require('timeranges-plus');
    var trpInstance = new Trp(startValue, endValue);

Combining other timeranges

    var Trp = require('timeranges-plus');
    var trpInstance = new Trp();

    trpInstance.merge(timeranges)

Display

String

    var Trp = require('timeranges-plus');
    var trpInstance = new Trp();

    trpInstance.toString();

Duration

    var Trp = require('timeranges-plus');
    var trpInstance = new Trp();

    trpInstance.toDuration();

Under the hood

Auto-sort

    var Trp = require('timeranges-plus');
    var trpInstance = new Trp();

    trpInstance.add(20,30);
    trpInstance.add(0,10);
    trpInstance.toString(); // yields: [[0,10],[20,30]]

Auto-overlap

    var Trp = require('timeranges-plus');
    var trpInstance1 = new Trp();
    var trpInstance2 = new Trp(5,25);

    trpInstance1.add(0,10);
    trpInstance1.add(20,30);
    trpInstance1.add(40,50);
    trpInstance1.merge(trpInstance2);

    trpInstance1.toString(); // yields: [[0,30],[40,50]]

Transporting

    var trpInstance1 = new Trp();
    trpInstance1.add(0, 10);
    trpInstance1.add(40, 50);
    trpInstance1.add(20, 30);

    var trpInstance2 = Trp.unpack(trpInstance1.pack());

Development environment

Linux or similar is assumed.

Dependencies

  • Node JS
  • mocha (for tests)
  • eslint (for linting)
  • uglifyjs (for builds)

Unit tests

    npm test

Linting

    npm run lint

Packaging

    npm run build