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sheql

v0.0.29

Published

An elegant solution for selecting dates

Readme

#Schedule Query Langauge alt text

SHEQL is a schema less solution to the problem of storing repeated events in a calendar. It is inspired by CSS selectors.

#Features

  1. A Far More powerful and customizable logic for repetition can be written.
  2. A Schemaless Architecture.
  3. A single change is required to update repeated events.
  4. Platform independent.

Learn more about the syntax.

##How to use from cli

  1. run npm install sheql -g.
  2. Example - get all the tuesdays of the year, except if they fall on the last day of the month
    sheql 'm.sep d:l[x+2].tue'
  3. To use it as a package dependency, install it locally and use require 'sheql'.

##Using as a dependency

var sheql = require('sheql');
var startDate = new Date(2010, 1,10);
var endDate = new Date(2110, 4,15);
var startDayOfWeek = 1; //Monday
sheql.getDates('m.sep d:l[x+2].tue', startDate, endDate, startDayOfWeek);