SGLibCS.Ms 1.0.0

SGLibCS.Ms - Port of vercel/ms for .NET

Use this package to easily convert various time formats to milliseconds.

API is a little bit different than the original version, better suited for C#.

Examples

using SGLibCS.Ms;

MsConverter.Parse("2 days");  // 172800000
MsConverter.Parse("1d");      // 86400000
MsConverter.Parse("10h");     // 36000000
MsConverter.Parse("2.5 hrs"); // 9000000
MsConverter.Parse("2h");      // 7200000
MsConverter.Parse("1m");      // 60000
MsConverter.Parse("5s");      // 5000
MsConverter.Parse("1y");      // 31557600000
MsConverter.Parse("100");     // 100
MsConverter.Parse("-3 days"); // -259200000
MsConverter.Parse("-1h");     // -3600000
MsConverter.Parse("-200");    // -200

Parse will throw

• Parse will throw ArgumentException if input is null, empty or exceeds 100 characters
• Parse will throw FormatException if input format is invalid.

Not throwing version

double result;
bool success = MsConverter.TryParse("2 days", out result);
// result: 172800000; success: true

double result;
bool success = MsConverter.TryParse("", out result);
// result: 0; success: false

Parsing to TimeSpan

// Throwing
TimeSpan ts = MsConverter.ParseToTimeSpan("1h");

// Not throwing
TimeSpan ts;
bool success = MsConverter.TryParseToTimeSpan("1h", out ts);

Convert from Milliseconds

MsConverter.ToString(60000);       // 1m
MsConverter.ToString(2 * 60000);   // 2m
MsConverter.ToString(-3 * 60000);  // -3m
MsConverter.ToString(
    MsConverter.Parse("10 hours")) // 10h

Time Format Written-Out

MsConverter.Options opts = new () { Long = true };
MsConverter.ToString(60000, opts);      // 1 minute
MsConverter.ToString(2 * 60000, opts);  // 2 minutes
MsConverter.ToString(-3 * 60000, opts); // -3 minutes
MsConverter.ToString(
    MsCoverter.Parse("10h"), opts);     // 10 hours

Todo

• Data annotation attribute for MsFormat validation so someone can easy verify in Dto or Options.

Related packages

• vercel/ms - original JS package.

LICENSE

MIT