I try the following to get a timespan in milliseconds:

moment(0).minute(10).milliseconds()

The idea is to have a simple and readable way to convert timespans into milliseconds. But unfortunately this will always return 0, the initial time.

I try the following to get a timespan in milliseconds:

moment(0).minute(10).milliseconds()

The idea is to have a simple and readable way to convert timespans into milliseconds. But unfortunately this will always return 0, the initial time.

• javascript
• date
• momentjs

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I think this is what you actually want to do:

moment.duration(10, "minutes").asMilliseconds();

I don't know if I got your question, but we can use JavaScript for timestamps

var start = new Date().getTime();
var elapsed = new Date().getTime() - start;