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@youngbeen/workday

v0.2.6

Published

Workday/holiday util

Downloads

7

Readme

workday

Provides workday and holiday supports in pure JavaScript. Holiday plans are based on legal holiday plans, you can use custom local plans instead.

Tip: This repo will be updated every year with new year legal holiday plan released. Hence local dependency should be updated every year as well.

Install

npm install @youngbeen/workday

How-to

Wherever you want to use, import the apis you need. e.g.

import { isWeekend, getFollowWorkday } from '@youngbeen/workday'

Apis

Determine a date is workday or holiday

getDayType(date)

date - date to check, any valid date type

Example:

getDayType('2022-01-14') // -> 'workday'
getDayType('2022-01-16 10:23:32') // -> 'holiday'
getDayType(new Date())

Check a date is workday or not

isWorkday(date)

date - date to check, any valid date type

Example:

isWorkday('2022-01-14') // -> true
isWorkday('2022-01-16 10:23:32') // -> false
isWorkday(new Date())

Check a date is weekend or not

isWeekend(date)

date - date to check, any valid date type

Example:

isWeekend('2022-01-14') // -> false
isWeekend('2022-01-16 10:23:32') // -> true
isWeekend(new Date())

Get a date's following workday

getFollowWorkday(date)

date - a date, any valid date type

Example:

getFollowWorkday('2022-01-13') // return the 14th Jan 2022 by local timezone
getFollowWorkday('2022-01-14 10:23:32') // return the 17th Jan 2022 by local timezone
getFollowWorkday(new Date()) // return today's follow workday by local timezone

Get a date's next N workday

getComingWorkday(date, n)

date - a date, any valid date type n - count after the date, defaults to 1

Example:

getComingWorkday('2022-01-13') // return the first workday after 2022-01-13 by local timezone
getComingWorkday('2022-01-14 10:23:32', 3) // return the third workday after 2022-01-14 10:23:32 by local timezone
getComingWorkday(new Date(), 2) // return the second workday after today by local timezone

Get a date's following day

getFollowNatureDay(date)

date - a date, any valid date type

Example:

getFollowNatureDay('2022-01-13') // return the 14th Jan 2022 by local timezone
getFollowNatureDay('2022-01-14 10:23:32') // return the 15th Jan 2022 by local timezone
getFollowNatureDay(new Date()) // return today's follow day by local timezone

Get a date's next N day

getComingNatureDay(date, n)

date - a date, any valid date type n - count after the date, defaults to 1

Example:

getComingNatureDay('2022-01-13') // return the first day after 2022-01-13 by local timezone
getComingNatureDay('2022-01-14 10:23:32', 3) // return the third day after 2022-01-14 10:23:32 by local timezone
getComingNatureDay(new Date(), 2) // return the second day after today by local timezone

Get a date's next weekday X

getFollowWeekday(date, x)

date - a date, any valid date type x - weekday, 0 - Sunday, 1~6 - Monday~Saturday

Example:

getFollowWeekday('2022-01-13', 2) // return the next tuesday after 2022-01-13 by local timezone
getFollowWeekday('2022-01-14 10:23:32', 6) // return the next saturady after 2022-01-14 10:23:32 by local timezone
getFollowWeekday(new Date(), 0) // return the next sunday after today by local timezone