export const getDuration = (level: Level, startTimeSpan: timeSpan.TimeEndFunction = lastCall) =&gt; {
    const ms = startTimeSpan();
    const { days, hours, minutes, seconds, milliseconds } = parseMS(ms);
    const daysHoursMinutesAsMinutes = hours * 60 + days * 24 * 60 + minutes;
    const duration =
        daysHoursMinutesAsMinutes &gt; 0
            ? `${daysHoursMinutesAsMinutes} min`
            : `${seconds &gt; 0 ? `${seconds}s` : ''}${
                  logConfig.isDebug
                      ? `${milliseconds &lt; 10 ? ' ' : ''}${milliseconds &lt; 100 ? ' ' : ''}${Math.round(milliseconds)}ms`
                      : ''
              }`;
    lastCall = timeSpan();
    const durationString = ms &lt; (logConfig.isDebug ? 100 : 1000) ? '·' : duration;
    const annotation = level === 'DEBUG' ? 'DEBUG' : '';
    return chalk`{bgMagenta.white ${annotation}}{gray ${rightJustify(
        durationString,
        logConfig.indent - 1 - annotation.length
    )} }`;

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