@nisarg99/timeconvertion-js/README.md

A NPM package that exports functions to convert miliseconds to timestring ( hh:mm:ss ) and convert timestring to milliseconds.

# TimeConversion-Js


A NPM package that exports functions to convert miliseconds to timestring ( hh:mm:ss ) & convert timestring to milliseconds.


### Installation

TimeConversion-Js requires [Node.js](https://nodejs.org/) v4+ to run.

Install the dependencies and devDependencies and start the server.

```sh
$ npm install @nisarg99/timeconvertion-js
```


### Development

Convert Microseconds to timestring
```javascript
var timeConversion = require('@nisarg99/timeconvertion-js')
var ms = '23456733'  // microseconds which you want to convert
var timeString = timeConversion.ConvertMstoTimeString(ms)
console.log(timeString)

```

Convert Seconds to timestring
```javascript
var timeConversion = require('@nisarg99/timeconvertion-js')
var seconds = "23457"   // seconds which you want to convert
var timeString = timeConversion.ConvertSecondstoTimeString(seconds)
console.log(timeString)
```

Convert timestring to Microseconds
```javascript
var timeConversion = require('@nisarg99/timeconvertion-js')
// options for timestring are ex. "09:45:56" , "36:07", "43"
var timeString = "09:45:56"  // timestring which converts to milliseconds
var microSeconds = timeConversion.ConvertTimeStringtoMs(timeString)
console.log(microSeconds)
```

Cpnvert timestring to Seconds
```javascript
var timeConversion = require('@nisarg99/timeconvertion-js')
// options for timestring are ex. "09:45:56" , "36:07", "43"
var timeString = "06:24:32" // timestring which converts to seconds
var seconds = timeConversion.ConvertTimeStringtoSeconds(timeString)
console.log(seconds)
```

#### Tests :
Tests are using mocha, to run the tests use:

```sh
$ npm test
```
#### Found a Issue :

Please tell us [here](https://github.com/Nisarg43/TimeConversion-Js/issues) 

#### [Want to contribute? Great!](https://github.com/Nisarg43/TimeConversion-Js)


License
----

MIT


**Free Software, Hell Yeah!**

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