A duration (CASC.md §6.8): 500ms, 1h30m, !duration("5m"), held in
nanoseconds.
A value of its own, not a tagged tuple. It was {:duration, ns},
which a document could also write as a tuple, (duration, 5) -- and
then the two read back as the same thing. A struct is something no
document can write, so a duration is only ever a duration.
iex> {:ok, %{"t" => t}} = Cooper.load_string("#@version = 1.0\nt = 500ms", dotenv: false)
iex> t
%Cooper.Duration{nanoseconds: 500_000_000}
iex> Cooper.Duration.to_milliseconds(t)
500Summary
Functions
duration in whole milliseconds, truncated -- what most timeouts on
the BEAM take.
Types
@type t() :: %Cooper.Duration{nanoseconds: integer()}