jintervals is inspired by well-known date and time formatting functions, but is specific to intervals. It takes interval in seconds and produces string according to specified format.
jintervals is a stand-alone library, not dependant of any JavaScript library. Only the development testsuite uses jQuery and QUnit.
jintervals is localized. It currently supports English, Russian, Ukrainian, Lithuanian, Finnish and Estonian, plus you can easily add your own.
jintervals is cross-licensed under MIT and LGPL.
Specifying number of decimal places:
jintervals(65, "{MM}:{ss}"); --> 01:05
Hiding of zero values:
jintervals(88, "{M?:}{s}"); --> 1:28
jintervals(28, "{M?:}{s}"); --> 28
Full and abbreviated unit names:
jintervals(75, "{Minutes} and {s.}"); --> 1 minute and 15s