> **IMPORTANT NOTICE:** This is a fork of the original timecode-converter library made by pietrop, updated to be compatible with Node.js 22 and more modern versions of Node. The original library was designed for Node 12 and has not been updated to work wi
npm install @oegea/timecode-converter> IMPORTANT NOTICE: This is a fork of the original timecode-converter library made by pietrop, updated to be compatible with Node.js 22 and more modern versions of Node. The original library was designed for Node 12 and has not been updated to work with current Node.js environments, so there were some import statements that were failing.
A dependency-free timecode-converter module utility that can be used either client-side or server-side. Originally extracted from @bbc/react-transcript-editor/packages/util/timecode-converter, with original code domain logic from @bevand10 🙌
Why publish it as a standalone module?
The problem of exporting it from @bbc/react-transcript-editor or @pietrop/slate-transcript-editor is that, somehow it ends up expecting react as a peer dependency.
And besides that not being ideal, or good practice, not only it can cause problems with keeping up with react peer dependency of other modules, but also add that as a peer dependency to other module consuming it, such as @pietrop/edl-composer that doesn't really need any of that.
``
git clone git@github.com:oegea/timecode-converter.git
cd timecode-converter
npm install
js
import { secondsToTimecode, timecodeToSeconds, shortTimecode } from "@oegea/timecode-converter";const result1 = secondsToTimecode(600);
// '00:10:00:00'
const result2 = timecodeToSeconds('00:10:00:00');
// 600
const result3 = shortTimecode(0)
// '00:00:00'
const result4 = shortTimecode('00:10:00:00')
// '00:10:00'
`System Architecture
A node module
Development env
- npm >
- Node.js 22+
nvm use
Build
_NA_
Tests
npm run test
see Jest & ECMAScript Modules in their docs, for more info.
Deployment
To publish to npm:
npm run publish:public
and for pre-flight checks 🔦🛫:
npm run publish:dry:run