humanizer

Humanize 
========

Humanize a value. Humanize provides "ago" libraries-like capabilities and so on...
In fact, unlike other libraries, humanize can work with any type of unit and with any scale.

``bash
npm install humanizer
`

`javascript
var time = require('humanizer');

// Define the time unit
time = new Humanize('ms', 1) // the base unit is 1 ms
.unit('day', 2436001000)
.unit('hour', 3600*1000)
.unit('min', 60*1000)
.unit('sec', 1000)
.setRound(function roundFn(val){ // set a (optional) round function
return Math.round(val*10)/10;
});

// time.humanize(value, [preferedUnit]);
time.humanize(60*1000); // [60, 'sec']
time.humanize(2036001000); // [20, 'hour']
time.humanize(2036001000, 'sec'); // [20, 'sec'] (feels more like a conversion to me though)

// time.humanizeRange(value, start, end, [preferedUnit]);
time.humanizeRange(4956, +new Date(2013, 3, 29), +new Date(2013, 3, 29, 15, 47)));
// -> [314, 'hour']
// -> 314 'things' by hour

``