TimeAPI

This is an easy API for parsing times (such as 5m2d) into seconds/minutes/hours etc.

API Usage:
The class is located in sh.okx.timeapi.api.TimeAPI. Remember to import the TimeAPI.jar into your project.

TimeAPI has an accuracy of one second, as such it cannot hold something like 1 millisecond but has getter methods to convert its stored seconds to milliseconds.

First, you'd want to create an instance of TimeAPI:

TimeAPI api = new TimeAPI("1s 2m 3h"); // Creates a new instance of TimeAPI with 1 second, 2 minutes, and 3 hours.
or
TimeAPI api = new TimeAPI(seconds);

Then, you can extract information from it (all methods return doubles):

api.getNanoseconds();
api.getMicroseconds();
api.getMilliseconds();
api.getSeconds(); // Would return the amount of total seconds in the TimeAPI instance.
    // For example, if you did 'new TimeAPI("5m and 10s");', you'd get 310.
api.getMinutes(); // Same as above, with minutes
api.getHours();
api.getDays();
api.getWeeks();
api.getYears();

api.reparse(String); // Reparses with a new string.

What can be parsed:
For seconds: s, secs, seconds, sec, second
For minutes: m, mins, minutes, min, minute
For hours: h, hr, hrs, hours, hour
For days: d, dy, dys, day, days
For weeks: w, week, weeks
For months: m, mon, mnth, month, months
For years: y, yr, yrs, year, years
Also, if your string contains 'and', spaces or ',' they will get ignored.

The API will throw an IllegalArgumentException if you use input something like 4asdf.

Examples of Usage:
All the following work with TimeAPI

• 5s, 7d, 9weeks and 22 hours
• 89 secs, 1 hour 17 days
• 6d4h3s2m
• 7h 2m
• 1 day and 7h

Commands:

Permissions:

permissions:
    timeapi.*:
        children:
            timeapi.parse: true
            timeapi.command: true
    timeapi.parse:
        description: Parse TimeAPI strings
        default: op
    timeapi.command:
        description: TimeAPI Plugin Info
        default: true

DO NOT ask for help or request additional things in the reviews. Use the forums.