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@slime/stopwatch

v1.2.2

Published

a class for handling and printing elapsed time in ms, under the hood is just comparing timestamps with Date.now().

Downloads

86

Readme

StopWatch

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simple class utility for tracking amount of time elapsed in milliseconds (ms), by comparing time stamps

  • version 1.1.0: added typescript type definitions for StopWatch class
  • version 1.2.1: fixed bug where when stop, and resume again, the logic to calculate new time elapsed (while taking into account previous time elapsed) was wrong

how to use StopWatch class via NPM/node.js

installation from terminal/CMD line

npm i @slime/stopwatch

usage: first instantiate a new StopWatch object instance from the StopWatch class

const StopWatch = require("@slime/stopwatch"); 
let stopWatch = new StopWatch(); 

API to start, stop, resume, reset with:

stopWatch.startTimer(); 
stopWatch.stopTimer();
stopWatch.startTimer();
stopWatch.reset();

getters API to query number of ms elapsed and display time elapsed as minutes/seconds/ms string:

stopWatch.getTimeElapsedInMs; // returns number of time elapsed in ms
stopWatch.getTimeElapsedInStopWatchFormatString; // returns mins/secs/ms in 00:00:00 format

demo usage

start timer and show time elapsed after 1.5 seconds

const StopWatch = require("@slime/stopwatch"); 
let stopWatch = new StopWatch(); 
console.log(stopWatch.getTimeElapsedInMs);
console.log(stopWatch.getTimeElapsedInStopWatchFormatString); 
stopWatch.startTimer();
setTimeout(()=>{
    stopWatch.stopTimer();
    console.log(stopWatch.getTimeElapsedInMs);
    console.log(stopWatch.getTimeElapsedInStopWatchFormatString); 
}, 1500);