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@spoot/day

v1.0.1

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Date utilities: type-safe Day, Week, Month, and CalendarWeek abstractions

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@spoot/day

Type-safe date abstractions: Day, Week, Month, CalendarWeek, and DaySelector. All values are plain-object serializable and free of timezone surprises.

Install

npm install @spoot/day

Usage

import { Day, Week, Month, DaySelector } from "@spoot/day";

const today = Day.today();
const week = Week.containing(today);
const month = Month.containing(today);
  • Day – calendar date (YYYY-MM-DD), no time component
  • Week – ISO week with start/end days
  • Month – calendar month with helpers for iterating days
  • CalendarWeek – a week as displayed in a calendar grid (may span two months)
  • DaySelector – predicate for matching days (e.g. every Monday, last day of month)

Development

pnpm typecheck   # type-check
pnpm test        # run Jest tests
pnpm build:lib   # compile to dist/