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zonie

v1.0.0

Published

A timezone library allowing you to get the current date/time in any timezone of the world.

Downloads

10

Readme

zonie

zonie is a timezone library allowing you to get the current date/time in any timezone of the world.

Usage

const zonie = require('zonie');

console.log(zonie.now('AEST'));

# 2018-03-28T03:16:39.000Z

API

now

Get the current date/time in a given timezone

console.log(zonie.now('AEST'));

# 2018-03-28T03:16:39.000Z

zone

Do a lookup of a timezone

console.log(zonie.zone('AEST'));

# Australia/Melbourne

Optional parameter to return a nice timezone name or abbreviation. Possible values are: zone (default), abbr and name:

console.log(zonie.zone('Australia/Melbourne', 'abbr'));

# AEST
console.log(zonie.zone('Australia/Melbourne', 'name'));

# AUS Eastern Standard Time

zones

Returns an array of objects with data on all the timezones of the world.

zonie.zones();

Returns:

[
    {
        "name": "Dateline Standard Time",
        "abbr": "DST",
        "zone": [
            "Etc/GMT+12"
        ]
    },
    {
        "name": "UTC-11",
        "abbr": "U",
        "zone": [
            "Pacific/Midway",
            "Pacific/Niue",
            "Pacific/Pago_Pago"
        ]
    },
    {
        "name": "Hawaiian Standard Time",
        "abbr": "HST",
        "zone": [
            "Pacific/Honolulu",
            "Pacific/Johnston",
            "Pacific/Rarotonga",
            "Pacific/Tahiti"
        ]
    },
    ......
]