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@dws-std/common

v1.1.0

Published

Common utilities and types library for building robust applications.

Readme

🧰 DWS Common

Small utilities you'll want everywhere, but don't belong to any specific domain.
Instead of copy-pasting the same helpers across every project, @dws-std/common collects them in one place so you can just import and move on.

📌 Table of Contents

🔧 Installation

bun add @dws-std/common

🛠️ Utilities

parseHumanTimeToSeconds

Converts a human-readable time expression into a number of seconds.
Useful anywhere you need to define durations without sprinkling magic numbers - JWT expiry, TTLs, rate-limit windows, you name it.

import { parseHumanTimeToSeconds } from '@dws-std/common';

parseHumanTimeToSeconds('2 hours'); // 7200
parseHumanTimeToSeconds('30 mins'); // 1800
parseHumanTimeToSeconds('1 day'); // 86400
parseHumanTimeToSeconds('2 weeks'); // 1209600
parseHumanTimeToSeconds('1 year'); // 31557600

Past and future offsets are also supported:

parseHumanTimeToSeconds('30 mins ago'); // -1800
parseHumanTimeToSeconds('+1 day'); // 86400
parseHumanTimeToSeconds('-2 hours'); // -7200
parseHumanTimeToSeconds('1 hour from now'); // 3600

Supported units:

| Unit | Accepted aliases | | ------ | --------------------------------------- | | Second | s, sec, secs, second, seconds | | Minute | m, min, mins, minute, minutes | | Hour | h, hr, hrs, hour, hours | | Day | d, day, days | | Week | w, week, weeks | | Year | y, yr, yrs, year, years |

Throws an Exception if the expression is invalid or the unit is unrecognised.

📚 API Reference

Full docs: Dominus-Web-Service.github.io/packages

⚖️ License

MIT - Feel free to use it.

📧 Contact