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…. Formats are: '%h' - Hours without leading zero. '%m' - Minutes without leading zero. '%s' - Seconds without leading zero. '%H' - Hours with leading zero. '%M' - Minutes with leading zero. '%S' - Seconds with leading zero.
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Thank you very much for implementing this much desired functionality in such a systematic manner! Please bump version in package.json to |
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Excellent! |
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New Feature: Customize time format.
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Implemented formatting of display time by providing a
formatoption. Formats are:%h- Hours without leading zero.%m- Minutes without leading zero.%s- Seconds without leading zero.%H- Hours with leading zero.%M- Minutes with leading zero.%S- Seconds with leading zero.NOTE: If you pass
{seconds: 69, format: '%m:%s'}you would still get1:09as output. If1:9is required, it's a simple fix by addingparseInt()toformatDeffor%h,%mand%s.