shuvalov-anton/to-ms

# toMs

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Simple and human friendly millisecond implementation with awesome chaining. Thanks [@subzey][1] for a sketch and advise :D

[1]: https://github.com/subzey

## Install

```
npm install to-ms
```

## Examples

```js
var toMs = require('to-ms');

setTimeout(
  function () {
    /* do something */
  }, toMs
    .hour()
    .minutes(15)
    .seconds(30)
);
```

## Chaining

All methods are chainable. I mean, you can pretty simple write something like this:

```js
var ms = toMs
  .days(30)
  .hours(10)
  .minutes(30)
  .seconds(45);
```

## Browser Support

Just use `window.toMs`. To support legacy browsers you must use [ES5-Shim][2].

[2]: https://github.com/es-shims/es5-shim

## Methods

- `toMs.second()`
- `toMs.seconds(Number)`
- `toMs.minute()`
- `toMs.minutes(Number)`
- `toMs.hour()`
- `toMs.hours(Number)`
- `toMs.day()`
- `toMs.days(Number)`
- `toMs.week()`
- `toMs.weeks(Number)`
- `toMs.year()`
- `toMs.years(Number)`