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opentimes

v1.0.0

Published

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Downloads

25

Readme

OpenTimes

CircleCI

A plain typescript/ES6+ opening hours library with no external dependencies.

Features

  • [x] Support after midnight hours (i.e. 22:00 - 03:00)
  • [x] Intl.DateTimeFormat support (for timezone and internationalization)
  • [x] Starting the week on any day (default: Sunday)
  • [x] Merge overlapping times for maintainance
  • [x] Cut a timespan out of the opening hours (i.e. business hours between 8 AM till 6 PM, pause between 12 and 1 PM)
  • [x] Provide functions to get the current open state
  • [x] Provide functions to get an indicator for open/close soon
  • [x] Schema.org import/export
  • [ ] Special opening hours for a given timespan in days
  • [ ] Alternative text for special opening hours
  • [ ] Update documentation ffs

Examples

Initialize your class:

import { OpeningHours, WeekDays } from 'opentimes';

const oh = new OpeningHours({
    // Predefine a date makes only sense to test the current day
    //currentDate: new Date(2020, 8, 15),
    text: {
        weekDays: ['So', 'Mo', 'Di', 'Mi', 'Do', 'Fr', 'Sa'],
        closed: 'geschlossen',
        timespanSeparator: ' bis '
    }
});

Insert opening hours entries:

oh.add(WeekDays.Monday, '08:00', '12:30');
oh.add(WeekDays.Monday, '13:00', '16:00');

oh.add(WeekDays.Tuesday, '08:00', '12:30');
oh.add(WeekDays.Tuesday, '13:00', '16:00');

oh.add(WeekDays.Wednesday, '08:00', '14:00');

oh.add(WeekDays.Thursday, '08:00', '12:30');
oh.add(WeekDays.Thursday, '13:00', '16:00');

oh.add(WeekDays.Friday, '08:00', '12:30');
oh.add(WeekDays.Friday, '13:00', '16:00');

oh.add(WeekDays.Saturday, '10:00', '14:00');

Alternatively you can add a saved JSON output from toJSON():

oh.load([
    { "day": 1, "from": "0800", "until": "1230" },
    { "day": 1, "from": "1300", "until": "1600" },
    { "day": 2, "from": "0800", "until": "1230" },
    { "day": 2, "from": "1300", "until": "1600" },
    { "day": 3, "from": "0800", "until": "1400" },
    { "day": 4, "from": "0800", "until": "1230" },
    { "day": 4, "from": "1300", "until": "1600" },
    { "day": 5, "from": "0800", "until": "1230" },
    { "day": 5, "from": "1300", "until": "1600" },
    { "day": 6, "from": "1000", "until": "1400" }
]);

To display it as plain text use the toString() method:

oh.toString();

The current day will be highlighted in brackets [...]

Mo 08:00 bis 12:30, 13:00 bis 16:00
[Di 08:00 bis 12:30, 13:00 bis 16:00]
Mi 08:00 bis 14:00
Do 08:00 bis 12:30, 13:00 bis 16:00
Fr 08:00 bis 12:30, 13:00 bis 16:00
Sa 10:00 bis 14:00

To use the data to customize your UI you can also use the toLocaleJSON method:

oh.toLocaleJSON();

The output looks like this (the current day is active: true):

[
    {
        "active": false,
        "day": "Mo",
        "times": [
            { "from": "08:30", "until": "12:30" },
            { "from": "13:00", "until": "16:00" }
        ]
    },
    {
        "active": true,
        "day": "Di",
        "times": [
            { "from": "08:30", "until": "12:30" },
            { "from": "13:00", "until": "16:00" }
        ]
    },
    {
        "active": false,
        "day": "Mi",
        "times": [
            { "from": "08:30", "until": "14:00" },
        ]
    },
    {
        "active": false,
        "day": "Do",
        "times": [
            { "from": "08:30", "until": "12:30" },
            { "from": "13:00", "until": "16:00" }
        ]
    },
    {
        "active": false,
        "day": "Fr",
        "times": [
            { "from": "08:30", "until": "12:30" },
            { "from": "13:00", "until": "16:00" }
        ]
    },
    {
        "active": false,
        "day": "Sa",
        "times": [
            { "from": "10:00", "until": "14:00" }
        ]
    },
]

To export and save the opening hours, use the toJSON method:

oh.toJSON();
[
    { "day": 1, "from": "0800", "until": "1230" },
    { "day": 1, "from": "1300", "until": "1600" },
    { "day": 2, "from": "0800", "until": "1230" },
    { "day": 2, "from": "1300", "until": "1600" },
    { "day": 3, "from": "0800", "until": "1400" },
    { "day": 4, "from": "0800", "until": "1230" },
    { "day": 4, "from": "1300", "until": "1600" },
    { "day": 5, "from": "0800", "until": "1230" },
    { "day": 5, "from": "1300", "until": "1600" },
    { "day": 6, "from": "1000", "until": "1400" }
]

Different language formats:

oh.toString({ locales: 'zh-CN' });

The output looks like this:

[tue 上午08:00 - 下午12:30, 下午01:00 - 下午04:00]
wed 上午08:00 - 下午02:00
thu 上午08:00 - 下午12:30, 下午01:00 - 下午04:00
fri 上午08:00 - 下午12:30, 下午01:00 - 下午04:00
sat 上午10:00 - 下午02:00
sun closed
mon 上午08:00 - 下午12:30, 下午01:00 - 下午04:00

Documentation

OpeningHoursOptions

Interface for every available class option.

Property | Default | Description -------- | ------- | ----------- weekStart | WeekDays.Monday | The start of the week can vary in different countries. The default is sunday, but you can set it to any week day. currentDate | new Date() | This is the indicator to highlight the opening hours of the current day. currentDayOnTop | false | Orders the output list, so the current day is always on top. locales | "de-DE" | The language tag that represents how the time will be formatted.In case of internationalization it should be defined by the client (i.e. from navigator.language) dateTimeFormatOptions | { timeZone: "Europe/Berlin", hour: "2-digit", minute: "2-digit" } | The DateTimeFormat configures the time at GMT-2 and only displays hours and minutes in 2-digit format.Should be defined by the business owner to avoid confusion with local and remote timezones. text | OpeningHoursTranslation | An object of translations for display behavior

OpeningHoursTranslation

Interface for the output text. In case of internationalization you can add your translations here

Property | Default | Description -------- | ------- | ----------- weekDays | ["sun", "mon", "tue", "wed", "thu", "fri", "sat"] | The human readable week days ordered by 0 = Sunday until 6 = Saturday. This will be used in the toString() and toLocaleJSON() output. timespanSeparator | " - " | Fills the space between the from and until time in the toString() method. closed | "closed" | Fills the empty value of a day with the closed message in toString() method.

OpeningHours

Method | Parameters | Return | Description ------ | ---------- | ------ | ----------- constructor | (optional) options?: OpeningHoursOptions || Initializes the class instance getState | (optional) now?: Date | OpenState.Open or OpenState.Closed | Returns if the subject business is currently open or closed isOpenSoon | (optional) now?: Date(optional) expireSeconds?: number | boolean | Informs whether the business will be open soon. expireSeconds = 1800 (30min) isClosedSoon | (optional) now?: Date(optional) expireSeconds?: number | boolean | Informs whether the business will be closed soon. expireSeconds = 1800 (30min) add | day: WeekDaysfrom: string | number | Dateuntil: string | number | Date || Creates a new entry in the OpeningHours object. The interpreter is kind of fuzzy. You can add something like "0000" and different interpunctuation like "12:30" or "12.30" to enter dates.It must be in 24hours format. Alternatively you can add a Date object, an ISO 8601 datetime string or a unix timestamp. load | json: Array<{ day: WeekDays, from: string | number | Date, until: string | number | Date }> || Loads an array of OpeningHours into the class instance toString | (optional) options?: OpeningHoursOptions | Example: "mon 08:00 - 12:30, 13:00 - 16:00" | Creates a string output that represents the opening hours toLocaleJSON | (optional) options?: OpeningHoursOptions | Example: [{day: string, active: boolean, times: [{day: 1, from: "08:00", until: "12:30"}, {from: "13:00", until: "16:00"}]}] | Creates an output format that can easily be used to format it in the UI. toJSON || Example: [{day: 1, from: "0800", until: "1230"}, {day: 1, from: "1300", until: "1600"}] | Creates an object output for JSON and can be reimported into load(json)