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Add two new helper functions to format AttemptResults #30

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We need this function both in the monolith and in wca-registrations to format AttemptResults (in cutoffs and qualifications)

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I'll make a PR to upgrade the CI from node 14...

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coveralls commented Feb 19, 2024

Pull Request Test Coverage Report for Build 7957700406

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  • 0 of 29 (100.0%) changed or added relevant lines in 2 files are covered.
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  • Overall coverage increased (+0.07%) to 97.668%

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An edge case that I frequently run into is that "time" is different depending on FMC single vs average. For example 29 is an FMC single score result and 2933 is an FMC average score result. This needs to be taken into account for them to render properly.

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That is true, I based this function on https://github.com/thewca/worldcubeassociation.org/blob/d3338d0175c608eb34bc1d3be60034cf0ac44e46/WcaOnRails/app/webpacker/lib/utils/edit-events.js#L99 where AttemptResults can't be an average. AttemptResultQualification can though, so if we want to use the method for that also I can change it.

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* Converts Centiseconds to a human-readable string like "5:30 minutes"
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"5:30 minutes" doesn't actually make much sense...what's the use case here?

I would expect "5 seconds" or "10 minutes" or "5:30" but in English, I would read the original as "5 minutes and 30 seconds minutes"

Localization should somehow be taken into account for a library like this but I'm not sure if localization makes sense here...

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yeah sorry that comment doesn't make sense, it's 5 minutes and 30 seconds

* @param word
* @param options
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export function pluralize({ count, word, options = {} }: PluralizeParams) {
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I wouldn't export this function, there's libraries out there that specialize in this use-case.

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I just exported it for testing. How do we do that?

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