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@wawjs/ngx-datetime

v21.3.1

Published

Angular date and time helpers package from Web Art Work.

Downloads

210

Readme

ngx-datetime

Angular date and time helpers package from Web Art Work.

ngx-datetime extracts the time utilities from the older all-in-one package into a focused Angular package built around TimeService.

License

MIT

Installation

npm i --save ngx-datetime

Usage

import { provideNgxDatetime } from 'ngx-datetime';

export const appConfig = {
	providers: [provideNgxDatetime()],
};

provideNgxDatetime() registers Angular DatePipe, which is used internally by TimeService.

Available Features

| Name | Description | | --- | --- | | TimeService | Date formatting, timezone conversion, range helpers, date math, and week/month calculations | | provideNgxDatetime | Environment provider for package setup |

Time Service

TimeService provides date formatting, timezone conversion, range helpers, and common date arithmetic.

Naming and formatting

  • getDayName(date, format?)
  • getMonthName(monthIndex, format?)
  • formatDate(date, format?, timezone?)
  • convertToTimezone(date, timezone)

Boundaries and ranges

  • startOfDay(date)
  • endOfDay(date)
  • startOfWeek(date, locale?)
  • endOfWeek(date, locale?)
  • startOfMonth(date)
  • endOfMonth(date)
  • startOfYear(date)
  • endOfYear(date)

Calendar helpers

  • getDaysInMonth(month, year)
  • isLeapYear(year)
  • getWeekNumber(date)
  • getWeeksInMonth(month, year)
  • isSameDay(date1, date2)

Date math

  • addDays(date, days)
  • addMonths(date, months)
  • addYears(date, years)
  • addHours(date, hours)
  • addMinutes(date, minutes)
  • addSeconds(date, seconds)
  • subtractDays(date, days)
  • subtractMonths(date, months)
  • subtractYears(date, years)
  • subtractHours(date, hours)
  • subtractMinutes(date, minutes)
  • subtractSeconds(date, seconds)
  • differenceInDays(date1, date2)
  • differenceInHours(date1, date2)
  • differenceInMinutes(date1, date2)

Example:

import { TimeService } from 'ngx-datetime';

constructor(private timeService: TimeService) {}

ngOnInit() {
	const today = new Date();
	const weekStart = this.timeService.startOfWeek(today);
	const formatted = this.timeService.formatDate(weekStart, 'fullDate', 'UTC');

	console.log(formatted);
}

AGENTS.md

Copy this into your project AGENTS.md when using ngx-datetime:

- This project uses `ngx-datetime`, an Angular utility library for date and time helpers.
- Prefer registering the package with `provideNgxDatetime()` in application providers.
- Prefer `TimeService` for date formatting, timezone conversion, date arithmetic, and calendar boundary helpers before adding duplicate app utilities.
- Keep date logic centralized in `TimeService` instead of scattering custom helpers across components.