README.md in duration-human-0.0.1 vs README.md in duration-human-0.0.2
- old
+ new
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# duration-human
+[](https://badge.fury.io/rb/duration-human)
+
Ruby module to entend Numeric class with a method to convert a number of seconds to a human readable time duration.
+*Requires Ruby 2.4.0 or newer. Tested with Ruby 2.4, 2.5 & 2.6*
+
For example:
```
80.duration ==> "80 seconds"
200.duration ==> "3 minutes and 20 seconds"
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9000.duration ==> "2 hours and 30 minutes"
93660.duration ==> "26 hours and 1 minutes"
349200.duration ==> "4 days and 1 hours"
```
-Setting `concise` to `true` in the method arguments will use initials `s`, `m`, `h`, `d` for the units, and omit the word `and`. For example:
+Setting `concise` to `true` in the method arguments will use initials `s`, `m`, `h`, `d` for the units, and omit the word `and`.
+For example:
+
```
80.duration(concise: true) ==> "80s"
200.duration(concise: true) ==> "3m 20s"
93660.duration(concise: true) ==> "26h 1m"
349200.duration (concise: true) ==> "4d 1h"
```
-The thresholds for chnaging between seconds, minutes, hours and days is "2". For example, 80 is less than 2 minutes, so it is "80 seconds". 200 is more than 2 minutes, so it is "3 minutes and 20 seconds" instead of "200 seconds".
+The thresholds for changing between seconds, minutes, hours and days is "2". For example, 80 is less than 2 minutes, so it is "80 seconds". 200 is more than 2 minutes, so it is "3 minutes and 20 seconds" instead of "200 seconds".
+