Pacharapol Withayasakpunt It is very simple, that you might not need a library, although there are cautions.
That is, using Date object. Be aware of months and leap years. Don't try to use straight simple approximation of raw milliseconds.
Pacharapol Withayasakpunt Due to vast popularity of NOT Node.js, but JavaScript itself, and web browsers, I see Deno as a scripting language platform for JavaScript and WASM. It also supports JSDOM, therefore all web browser methods.
It makes JavaScript and WASM comparable to JVM bytecode; but rather for dynamic typing.
Pacharapol Withayasakpunt One of the way is indeed using threads.js (and observable-fns), but I came with a Native way (for Node 10+ latest with CLI --experimental option and Node 12+).
That is using tsc-watch instead of ts-node-dev.
Pacharapol Withayasakpunt This might not be something so special, but I bet not everyone knows.
*.ts files directlyUse ts-node instead of node, and ts-node-dev instead of nodemon.
Cannot run ts-node due to import syntaxes? No problemo, try this
ts-node -O '{"module": "commonjs"}' scripts/example.ts
I do not recommend you use ts-node in production.
Pacharapol Withayasakpunt It starts with inter-op with mongoose, and inspired from Typegoose.
It is an ORM that
For Mongo-like query, it can be tested here -- https://q2search.herokuapp.com/LiteORM (The actual Mongo-like query is in the console)