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@bitchcraft/timestamp

v0.1.0

Published

RFC3339 / ISO8601 String from Date

Downloads

4

Readme

@bitchcraft/timestamp

Output RFC3339 / ISO8601 String from Date

Installation

$ yarn add @bitchcraft/timestamp
$ npm install -P @bitchcraft/timestamp

Usage

timestampFromDate

timestampFromDate(date: Date, tz: Timezone): string

Outputs an RFC3339 / ISO8601 string from a date. The date is converted to the specified output TZ, or UTC (Z / +0000) if not provided.

| @param | Type | Default value | Description | |:-------- |:-------- |:----------------- |:---------------------------- | | date | Date | required | | | timezone | Timezone | new Timezone('Z') | the TZ for the output string |

ES6 example

import { timestampFromDate, Timezone } from '@bitchcraft/timestamp';

const utcTimezone = new Timezone('Z');
const currentDate = new Date();
const currentUtcTimestamp = timestampFromDate(currentDate, utcTimezone);

console.log(`The current UTC timestamp is ${currentUtcTimestamp}.`);

ES5 example

var { timestampFromDate, Timezone } = require('@bitchcraft/timestamp');

var utcTimezone = new Timezone('Z');
var currentDate = new Date();
var currentUtcTimestamp = timestampFromDate(currentDate, utcTimezone);

console.log('The current UTC timestamp is %s.', currentUtcTimestamp);

Timezone

new Timezone(tz: string): Timezone

A timezone helper class.

Parameters

| @param | Type | Description | |:------ |:------ |:---------------------------------------------------------------------- | | tz | string | Timezone string, e. g. 'Z', 'GMT+3', '-0230'. Default value is '+0000' |

Properties and methods

| | | Return type | Description | | ------- | ------------------------------------------------- | --------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | @prop | value | string | ISO timezone string, e. g. 'Z', '+0800', '-1130' | | @prop | hours | number (unsigned int) | integer representation of the hours part of the timezone. See toNumber() to get an integer representation of the timezone. | | @prop | minutes | number (unsigned int) | integer representation of the minutes part of the timezone. See toNumber() to get an integer representation of the timezone. | | @prop | sign | number (signed int) | number representation of the prefix of the timenzone. 1 for positive, 0 for UTC and -1 for negative timezone offset. | | @prop | prefix | string | string represenationg of the prefix, e. g. '+', 'Z' or '-' | | @method | toString() | string | returns value | | @method | toNumber(option: string, invertSign: boolean) | number (signed int) | returns value as a number. The scale is provided in option (defaults to 'MINUTES'). Set invertSign to true for sign symmetry with Date.getTimezoneOffset() (defaults to false). Valid values for option are: 'MILLENIA', 'CENTURIES', 'DECADES', 'YEARS', 'QUARTERS', 'MONTHS', 'WEEKS', 'DAYS', 'HOURS', 'MINUTES', 'SECONDS', 'MILLISECONDS'. | | @static | fromNumber(offset: number, invertSign: boolean) | Timezone | Create a timezone instance from a number (in minutes) | | @static | getPrefixFor(timezoneString: string) | string | Return cleaned prefix from timezone string. returns '+' for '+', '-' for '-'/'–'/'—' and 'Z' for everything else | | @static | getPrefixForSign(sign: number) | string | Return string prefix for number. See @prop prefix | | @static | getSignForPrefix(timezoneString: string) | number | Return number sign for string. See @prop sign |

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License

Timestamp is free software und the BSD-3-Clause (see LICENSE.md).

Contributors