I'm trying to create a function that takes a number and returns a timestamp (HH:mm) using date-fns version 1.30.1 or plain JavaScript.
What I'm trying to achieve is to help a user when entering a time. I'm using Vue.js to update the field when a user moves away from the input field. So if a user types 21 then moves away, the field would ideally update to 21:00.
Some examples would be:
21 = 21:00
1 = 01:00
24 = 00:00
2115 = 21:15
Numbers like 815 does not have to return 08:15. Numbers like 7889 should return an error.
I have tried using regex:
time = time
.replace(/^([1-9])$/, '0$1')
.replace(/^([0-9]{2})([0-9]+)$/, '$1:$2')
.replace(/^24/, '00:00')
I have also tried using the parse method in date-fns but can't seem to wrap my head around how to solve this.
Conversion based on <100
(hours-only) and >=100
(100*hours+minutes), plus some fight with 24
and single-digit numbers (both hours and minutes):
function num2time(num){
var h,m="00";
if(num<100)
h=num;
else {
h=Math.floor(num/100);
m=("0"+(num%100)).slice(-2);
}
h=h%24;
return ("0"+h).slice(-2)+":"+m;
}
console.log(num2time(8));
console.log(num2time(801));
console.log(num2time(24));
console.log(num2time(2401));
console.log(num2time(2115));
console.log(num2time("8"));
console.log(num2time("2115"));
24
or single-digit minutes correctly:
For example you can do a very mechanical conversion
function num2time(num){
if(num<10)
t="0"+num+":00";
else if(num<100)
t=num+":00";
else {
if(num<1000)
t="0"+Math.floor(num/100);
else if(num<2400)
t=Math.floor(num/100)
else
t="00";
t+=":"+(num%100);
}
return t;
}
console.log(num2time(8));
console.log(num2time(2115));
console.log(num2time("8"));
console.log(num2time("2115"));
function num2time(num){
var h,m="00";
if(num<100)
h=num;
else {
h=Math.floor(num/100);
m=("0"+(num%100)).slice(-2);
}
if(h<0 || h>24) throw "Hour must be between 0 and 24"
if(m<0 || m>59) throw "Minute must be between 0 and 59"
h=h%24;
return ("0"+h).slice(-2)+":"+m;
}
var numstr=prompt("Enter time code");
while(true) {
try {
console.log(num2time(numstr));
break;
} catch(ex) {
numstr=prompt("Enter time code, "+numstr+" is not valid\n"+ex);
}
}