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s-date

v1.6.4

Published

Tiny date/time formatter

Downloads

37

Readme

s-date

NPM version Dependencies build status NPM license

Same general purpose as moment.js, but in ~1kb minified.

This CommonJS module exports a single function that takes two parameters. The first is a format string, the second is an optional Date. If the date is omitted, it defaults to new Date();.

If you don't need full customizability for your date string, you probably don't need this library. Just use Date.toLocaleDateString() and related methods.

Usage

var date = require('s-date');

var myBirthday = new Date(1994, 10, 7);
date('{mm}/{dd}/{yyyy}', myBirthday); // '11/07/1994'

Formatting options

Example: For January 2, 2053 4:30pm + 45 seconds

| String template | Output example | Meaning | | --------------- | -------------- | ------------------- | | {yyyy} | 2053 | 4-digit year | | {yy} | 53 | 2-digit year | | {mm} | 01 | 2-digit month | | {m} | 1 | unpadded month | | {Month} | January | month name | | {Mo} | Jan | month shortname | | {d} | 2 | date | | {ds} | 2nd | date + suffix | | {dd} | 02 | 2-digit date | | {Weekday} | Thursday | day of the week | | {Day} | Thu | day shortname | | {Dy} | Th | day shortername | | {D} | T | 1-char day name | | {h24} | 16 | unpadded hours (24) | | {hh24} | 16 | hours (24) | | {hh} | 04 | hours (12) | | {h} | 4 | unpadded hours (12) | | {ampm} | pm | am/pm | | {AMPM} | PM | AM/PM | | {Minutes} | 30 | Minutes (padded) | | {Seconds} | 45 | Seconds (padded) |

To output the example above...

// Date(year, month-1, date, hours, minutes, seconds)
var someDay = new Date(2053, 0, 2, 4, 30, 45);
date('{Month} {d}, {yyyy} {h}:{Minutes}{ampm} + {Seconds} seconds', someDay);

Benchmarks

Run using benchmark.js on 2.3GHz Macbook Pro

s-date    x 428,936 ops/sec ±2.29% (79 runs sampled)
moment    x 271,963 ops/sec ±1.34% (85 runs sampled)
date-fns  x 196,827 ops/sec ±1.17% (80 runs sampled)
dayjs     x 121,425 ops/sec ±1.99% (87 runs sampled)
luxon     x 90,782 ops/sec ±1.13% (83 runs sampled)
Fastest is s-date