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atemporal

v1.1.1

Published

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

Readme

Atemporal

npm license

Atemporal is a modern, immutable, and ergonomic date-time library built on top of the new Temporal API — 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.
  • 🧩 Plugin-Powered: Lightweight core with an extensible plugin system.
  • 🌍 Time Zone Aware: First-class support for IANA time zones.
  • 🌐 Localization: Native integration with Intl for seamless i18n.
  • 🔒 Type-Safe: Built with TypeScript for excellent developer experience.

🔌 Available Plugins

  • relativeTime: .fromNow() and .toNow() support.
  • customParseFormat: Parse complex date strings with custom formats.
  • advancedFormat: Ordinals (Do, Qo) and full/short timezone names.
  • weekDay: Enhanced localized weekday handling.
  • durationHumanizer: Turn durations into human-readable strings.
  • dateRangeOverlap: Detect intersections between date ranges.
  • businessDays: Working day calculations and holiday support.
  • timeSlots: Find free slots in a busy schedule.

📖 Documentation

For full guides and API reference, please visit:

👉 naturaldevcr.github.io/atemporal


📦 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 an instance with the current date and time
const now = atemporal();
console.log(now.format("YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss"));

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

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

❤️ Support & Contribution

If you find this project useful and would like to support its development, you can make a donation via PayPal. Your support is greatly appreciated!

PayPal

Donate via PayPal


⚖️ License

MIT © Josue Orozco A.