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undefined_package

v1.2.8

Published

Package De Utils

Downloads

34

Readme

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Nome:

Undefined_Package

Instalação

Utilize em seu console

npm i undefined_package

Modo De Utilizar


// Insira: Segundo, Minuto, Hora, Dia, Semana, Mês Ou Ano!

const unde = require('undefined_package')

const tempo = unde.timestamp().add('Dia')
console.log(tempo)
//Console: (Retorna Sua Data Atual + 1 Dia Em MS)

const tempo2 = unde.timestamp().add('Semana', 2)
console.log(tempo2)
//Console: (Retorna Sua Data Atual + 2 Semanas Em MS)

const tempo3 = unde.timestamp().sub('Semana', 2)
console.log(tempo3)
//Console: (Retorna Sua Data Atual - 2 Semanas Em MS)

const tempo4 = unde.timestamp().now()
console.log(tempo4)
//Console: (Retorna Sua Data Atual Em MS)

//Retorna Tempos Em MS Para Facilitar A Criação De TimeStamps

const unde = require('undefined_package')

const keyGen = unde.keyGen()
console.log(keyGen)
//Console: XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX

const keyGen2 = unde.keyGen(2)
console.log(keyGen2)
//Console: XXXX-XXXX

//Retorna Uma Key Aleatória
const unde = require('undefined_package')

const random = unde.random(['Batata', 'Cenoura', 'X-Tudo'])
console.log(random)
//Console: Batata

//Retorna Uma Palavra Aleatória Do Array (Passe Um Array Para Randomizar)
const unde = require('undefined_package')

const keyVal = unde.keyVal(4, 'Ano', 2)
//const keyVal = unde.keyVal((Aqui Vai A Quantidade De Grupos), (Aqui Vai: Segundo, Minuto, Hora, Dia, Semana, Mês ou Ano), (Quantidade De Segundos, Minutos, Horas, Dias, Semanas, Meses ou Anos))
console.log(keyVal)
//Console: { key: XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX, createdAt: Horário Que Foi Criada, endAt: 2 Anos A Partir Da Data Atual}

//Retorna Um Objeto Com A Key, Data De Criação E Data Em Que Expira
const unde = require('undefined_package')

const locktime = unde.locktime('21:07', '22:00', 'Fechado', 'Aberto')
//const locktime = unde.locktime((Aqui Vai O Horário Que Fecha), (Aqui Vai O Horário Que Abre), (Texto Se Está Fechado), (Texto Se Está Aberto))
console.log(locktime)
//Console: { text: (Seu Texto), isLocked: (false ou true)}
//Lembre-se: Utilize A Versão Mais Atualizada Do Node Para Funcionar Corretamente
//Utilize Sempre Do Menor Horário Para O Maior Horário, Por Exemplo: unde.locktime('21:07', '22:00') E Não Utilize Deste Modo: unde.locktime('21:01', '07:01'), Caso Necessite Utilize Deste Modo: 

const lock1 = unde.locktime('21:01', '23:59')
const lock2 = unde.locktime('00:01', '07:01')
if(lock1.isLocked || lock2.isLocked) { console.log('Trancado') }