TimeSpan

TimeSpan represents a time interval compatible with .NET System.TimeSpan string formatting.

Parsing

Use TimeSpan.parse() to parse C#-compatible values in the format [-][d.]hh:mm:ss[.fffffff].

import { TimeSpan } from '@cratis/fundamentals';

const span = TimeSpan.parse('1.02:30:15.25');

console.log(span.days); // 1
console.log(span.hours); // 2
console.log(span.minutes); // 30
console.log(span.seconds); // 15

Formatting

Use toString() to produce a C#-compatible TimeSpan string.

import { TimeSpan } from '@cratis/fundamentals';

const span = TimeSpan.parse('00:05:30');
console.log(span.toString()); // "00:05:30"

JSON Serialization

TimeSpan.toJSON() returns the same C#-compatible representation as toString(), so JSON payloads round-trip cleanly between frontend and backend.

import { TimeSpan } from '@cratis/fundamentals';

const span = TimeSpan.parse('00:00:01.5');
const json = JSON.stringify({ duration: span });

Available Values

A parsed TimeSpan provides component and aggregate values, including:

• ticks
• days, hours, minutes, seconds
• milliseconds, microseconds, nanoseconds
• totalDays, totalHours, totalMinutes, totalSeconds
• totalMilliseconds, totalMicroseconds, totalNanoseconds