feat: add plugin/duration ASP.NET style TimeSpan

[KronosDev-Pro]

Adding a duration creation with the ASP.NET TimeSpan format

Request : #2179 Include src, types, test 100% test coverage :D

[KronosDev-Pro]

Perfomances

🟢: - 1s 🟠: + 1s 🔴: + 1.5s

• Not count first run, each run 5 times* I didn't count the first execution, each line was executed 5 times to make an average

fn	time
duration('23:59')	🟠1.04s
duration('23:59:59')	🟢0.98s
duration('23:59:59.999')	🟠1.11s
duration('7.23:59:59.999')	🟠1.05s
duration('7 23:59:59.999')	🟠1.08s

[moander]

Any updates on this?

Conflict free: https://github.com/iamkun/dayjs/compare/dev...moander:dayjs:conflict-fix

[moander]

I'm using the following regex as a quickfix

function parseDuration(str) {
  if (typeof str === 'string' && !str.startsWith('P')) {

    const regex = /^((?<days>\d+)[. ])?(?<hh>\d\d):(?<mm>\d\d)(:(?<ss>\d\d)(\.(?<ms>\d{1,9}))?)?$/

    const match = str.match(regex)?.groups

    if (match) {
      return dayjs.duration(`P${match.days || 0}DT${match.hh || 0}H${match.mm || 0}M${match.ss || 0}.${match.ms || 0}S`)
    }
  }

  return dayjs.duration(str)
}

console.log(parseDuration('23:59')?.toISOString())
console.log(parseDuration('23:59:59')?.toISOString())
console.log(parseDuration('23:59:59.999')?.toISOString())
console.log(parseDuration('7.23:59:59.999')?.toISOString())
console.log(parseDuration('7 23:59:59.999')?.toISOString())

Output:

PT23H59M
PT23H59M59S
PT23H59M59.999S
P7DT23H59M59.999S
P7DT23H59M59.999S

[YohanSciubukgian]

Do you have any update to share on when this PR will be merged ?