pendel

Get the time difference between two date strings or two time strings.

Pendel: German word for pendulum.

v3.0

Version 3.0 allows you to pass in fully-qualified datetime strings to both pendel.date() and pendel.time(). Per the v2.0 API, you can still pass in 12-hour and 24-hour clocktime strings to pendel.time().

Install

$ npm install --save pendel

Usage

const duration = require('pendel');

// Difference in CLOCK TIMES via pendel.time()
duration.time('2:00PM', '5:30PM');
duration.time('14:00', '17:30');
duration.time('Mon Jan 01 2001 14:00:00 GMT+0000 (WET)', 'Mon Jan 01 2001 17:30:00 GMT+0000 (WET)');
/*
  {
    hours: 3,
    minutes: 30,
    seconds: 0,
    totalSeconds: 12600,
    totalMinutes: 210
  }
*/

// Difference in CALENDAR DATES via pendel.date()
duration.date('Mon Jan 01 2001 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (WET)', 'Thu, 03 Jan 2002 00:00:00 GMT');
duration.date('01/01/01', '01/03/02');
/*
  { years: 1,
    months: 12,
    weeks: 52,
    days: 367,
    hours: 8808,
    minutes: 528480,
    seconds: 31708800
  }
*/

API

pendel.time(startTime, endTime)

Get the time difference between startTime and endTime.

Returns an object with the following time properties:

startTime

Type: string

A datestring or clocktime string.

endTime

Type: string

A datestring or clocktime string.

Note: startTime & endTime recognize any of the following formats to be 12-hour or 24-hour clocktime string:

12-hour formats: (space after time optional)

• 1:00 AM
• 1:00AM
• 1:00:00 AM
• 1:00:00AM

24-hour formats:

• 00:00
• 00:00:00

pendel.date(startDate, endDate)

Get the elapsed (delta) time between startDate and endDate

Returns an object with the following Date properties:

startDate

Type: string | Date

The datestring or Date object you want to use as the start date.

endDate

Type: string | Date

The datestring or Date object you want to use as the end date.

License

MIT @ Michael Wuergler