TimeInterval | @coaty/core

Defines a time interval using the number of milliseconds since the epoc in UTC instead of ISO 8601 standard time intervals. This is used for consistency within the system.

An interval can have four formats:

start and end timestamps
start timestamp and duration
duration and end timestamp
duration only

The ISO 8601 standard string can be created using the function toLocalTimeIntervalIsoString in the @coaty/core module.

Hierarchy

TimeInterval

Index

Properties

Optional duration

duration?: number

Duration of the interval. Value represents the number of milliseconds.

This can be either used with start or end timestamp but not both.

Optional end

end?: number

End timestamp of the interval. Value represents the number of milliseconds since the epoc in UTC. (see Date.getTime(), Date.now())

This can be either used with start timestamp or a duration but not both.

Optional start

start?: number

Start timestamp of the interval. Value represents the number of milliseconds since the epoc in UTC. (see Date.getTime(), Date.now())

This can be either used with end timestamp or a duration but not both.