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atemporal

v1.4.2

Published

A modern and ergonomic date-time library, powered by the Temporal API.

Readme

Atemporal

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Atemporal is a modern, immutable, and ergonomic date-time library built on top of the new Temporal API (TC39 Stage 4, ES2026) — with support for formatting, localization, plugins, and time zones.

Key Features

  • Immutable & Chainable: Fluid API inspired by Day.js, powered by the modern Temporal API. All operations return new instances.
  • Plugin-Powered: Lightweight core with 8 official plugins. Extend only what you need, or lazy-load on demand.
  • Time Zone Aware: First-class support for IANA time zones (e.g., America/New_York, Asia/Tokyo).
  • Localization: Native integration with Intl for seamless i18n. Format dates in any locale.
  • Type-Safe: Built with TypeScript for excellent developer experience, autocompletion, and type guards.
  • Firebase/Firestore Ready: First-class support for Firebase Timestamps in both standard and underscore formats.
  • Temporal-Powered: Uses the TC39 Stage 4 Temporal API with automatic native-to-polyfill fallback.

Available Plugins

| Plugin | Description | |--------|-------------| | relativeTime | .fromNow() and .toNow() support | | customParseFormat | Parse complex date strings with custom format tokens | | advancedFormat | Ordinal suffixes (Do, Qo) and timezone name tokens (zzz, zzzz) | | weekDay | Configurable week start, enhanced weekday handling | | durationHumanizer | Convert durations to human-readable, localized strings | | dateRangeOverlap | Detect intersections between date ranges | | businessDays | Working day calculations with holiday and weekend support | | timeSlots | Find free time slots in a busy schedule |

Why Atemporal?

| Feature | Atemporal | Day.js | Luxon | date-fns | |---------|-----------|--------|-------|----------| | Built on Temporal | Yes (TC39 Stage 4) | No | No | No | | Immutable by default | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | | Plugin system | 8 official plugins | Extensive | No | No | | Firebase timestamps | Yes | No | No | No | | Native Temporal fallback | Auto-detected | N/A | N/A | N/A | | IANA time zones | Yes | Via plugin | Yes | Yes (v3+) | | Bundle (min) | ~15KB | ~2KB | ~60KB | Tree-shakeable |

Documentation

For full guides and API reference, please visit:

naturaldevcr.github.io/atemporal

AI-Friendly Documentation (llms.txt)


Installation

npm install atemporal

Quick Start

import atemporal from "atemporal";
import relativeTime from "atemporal/plugins/relativeTime";

// Extend atemporal with the plugins you need
atemporal.extend(relativeTime);

// Create instances from various inputs
const now = atemporal();
const fromString = atemporal("2025-07-09T15:30:00Z");
const fromUnix = atemporal.unix(1752096000);
const fromDate = atemporal(new Date());
const fromArray = atemporal([2025, 7, 9, 15, 30]);
const fromFirebase = atemporal({ seconds: 1672531200, nanoseconds: 0 });

// Create durations
const twoHours = atemporal.duration({ hours: 2, minutes: 30 });

// Manipulate dates immutably
const future = now.add(3, "days").startOf("day");

// Format dates
console.log(now.format("YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss"));
console.log(now.format({ dateStyle: "full" }, "es-CR"));

// Compare dates
if (future.isAfter(now)) {
  console.log("The future is coming.");
}

// Use plugins
const past = now.subtract(5, "minutes");
console.log(past.fromNow()); // "5 minutes ago"

Configuration

// Set global defaults
atemporal.setDefaultTimeZone("America/New_York");
atemporal.setDefaultLocale("en-US");

// Get current configuration
const locale = atemporal.getDefaultLocale();

// Check Temporal implementation
const info = atemporal.getTemporalInfo();
// { isNative: boolean, environment: "browser" | "node" | "unknown", version: "native" | "polyfill" }

Support & Contribution

If you'd like to support atemporal, the best ways are:

  • Star the repo and share it with a colleague.
  • Open issues and PRs — see CONTRIBUTING.md.
  • Report security issues privately — see SECURITY.md.
  • Sponsorship — see the .github/FUNDING.yml for the current list of sponsorship platforms (managed separately from the README to keep the project neutral).

License

MIT NaturalDevCR