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@justjoshriley/datelib

v1.0.3

Published

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Javascript Date Library

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Installation instructions:

Download the npm package: npm i @justjoshriley/datelib

Initialize a new DateObj:

  1. const date = new dateObj() --> Creates a new (current) date

  2. const date = new dateObj('2022', '01', '04', '6', '13') --> Creates a new date for February 4th, 2022

  3. const date = new dateObj(0) --> Creates new date at epochs origin


Calling methods

  1. Initialize a new dateObj ( const date = new dateObj() )
    • date.year --> gets full year
    • date.yr --> gets shortened year
    • date.month --> gets full month
    • date.mon --> gets shortened month
    • date.day --> gets full day
    • date.dy --> gets shortened day
    • date.hours --> gets hour of day ( is 0 unless specified in date object)
    • date.min --> gets minutes of day ( is 0 unless specified in date object)
    • date.formatArray --> formats array of your chosen format
    • date.when --> tells how long ago, or ahead date object is compared to current time.