@revosw/hhmm@0.1.2

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Utility for doing math on strings in the format "hh:mm", such as adding, subtracting, intersection testing and modulo

JSR Score

94%

Published

a year ago (0.1.2)

@revosw/hhmm

HHMM

prototype

method HHMM.prototype.eq



HHMM.prototype.eq(other: HHMM
 | string
 | number): boolean

eq = equal

Given another time, check if this and the input time represent the same time.

If you're using the HM symbol property, you most likely don't want to use this function. You will be dealing with plain strings, so just check whether one string equals the other string.

If you're working with HHMM objects, you must use this function to compare equality of two HHMM objects. It's not possible to override == and === in javascript. If you compare with ===, you end up comparing object references, instead of the value they represent.

const time = new HHMM("20:00")
time.eq(time)
time.eq("24:00")
time.eq(600) // comparing minutes. 600 minutes = 10:00

Parameters



other: HHMM
 | string
 | number

Return Type

boolean

Add Package

deno add jsr:@revosw/hhmm

Import symbol

import { HHMM } from "@revosw/hhmm";

Import directly with a jsr specifier

import { HHMM } from "jsr:@revosw/hhmm";

Add Package

pnpm i jsr:@revosw/hhmm

or (using pnpm 10.8 or older)

pnpm dlx jsr add @revosw/hhmm

Import symbol

import { HHMM } from "@revosw/hhmm";

Add Package

yarn add jsr:@revosw/hhmm

or (using Yarn 4.8 or older)

yarn dlx jsr add @revosw/hhmm

Import symbol

import { HHMM } from "@revosw/hhmm";

Add Package

vlt install jsr:@revosw/hhmm

Import symbol

import { HHMM } from "@revosw/hhmm";

Add Package

npx jsr add @revosw/hhmm

Import symbol

import { HHMM } from "@revosw/hhmm";

Add Package

bunx jsr add @revosw/hhmm

Import symbol

import { HHMM } from "@revosw/hhmm";

@revosw/hhmm@0.1.2

Parameters

Return Type

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