##String to Milliseconds

Converts a string to the equivalent in milliseconds, useful for human readable delays with timeouts and intervals. e.g. "2h30m" -> 9000000 "1 Hour 10 Minutes 5 seconds" -> 4205000

###Usage

Use str.ms('string') where you would usually put your millisecond value.

e.g.

setTimeout(
    function() {
        console.log('Hello!');
    }, 
    str.ms('1m20s')
);

The following types can be handled all are case insensitive:

• Day (day, days, d)
• Hour (hour, hours, h)
• Minute (minute, minutes, mins, min, m)
• Second (second, seconds, secs, sec, s)

It only actually looks for one of the letters after a number (or space then letter), so you could measure your Days in Daves if you really wanted to.

Decimal points are handled, so you can specify 0.5 Hours or .25mins.

Doing it this way, means it can easily parse values like:

str.ms('1 Day, 13 Hours, 15 Minutes and 17 seconds');
--> 134117000

str.ms('3h22m30s');
--> 12150000

str.ms('.5H.01m.1s');
--> 1800700

###Install

The JavaScript file will work in both the Browser (ES5+) and Node.

####Browser <script src="str2ms.js"></script>

####Node var str = require('str2ms');

###Testing

Tested with Mocha and basic assert.