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@egeonu/calender-calculate

v1.1.2

Published

Calculations for a calender

Downloads

645

Readme

Calender-Calculate

Calculation function to build a calender object.

Getting Started

npm i @egeonu/calender-calculate

Usage

A few examples of useful commands and/or tasks.

getPast(endYear)

import { getPast } from "@egeonu/calender-calculate";
    const past = await getPast(1997)

Input(s)

  • endYear (number): Ending year for timeline.

Output

  • An array of months starting from January of the input year til December of the current year.

getYear(today)

import { getYear } from "@egeonu/calender-calculate";
    const date = new Date(2024, 10, 30);
    const past = getYear(date)

Input(s)

  • today (Date): Date of month to retrieve.

Output

  • An array of months starting from January til December of the input.

getMonth(maxIndex, dayIndex, monthIndex, leap, yearIndex, stringDay)

import { getMonth } from "@egeonu/calender-calculate";
    const past = getMonth(31, 28, 7, false, 1997, "Monday")

Input(s)

  • monthMax (number): Maximum number of days in the month.
  • dayIndex (number): Numeric value for the day.
  • monthIndex (number): Numeric value for the month.
  • leap (boolean): True/false indicator if it is a leap year.
  • yearIndex (number): Numeric value for the year.
  • stringDay (string): String value for the day.

Output

  • weeks (Array): An array of weeks,
  • month (string): String value for the month,
  • index (number): Numeric value for the month.,
  • year (number): Numeric value for the year.,
  • isLeap (boolean): True/false indicator if it is a leap year.

getWeek(dayIndex, stringDay, monthMaxIndex)

import { getWeek } from "@egeonu/calender-calculate";
    const past = getWeek(28, "Monday", 31)

Input(s)

  • dayIndex (number): Numeric value for the day.
  • stringDay (string): String value for the day.
  • monthMaxIndex (number): Maximum number of days in the month.

Output

  • days (Array): An array of days (object below).
type Day = {
    index?: number,
    day?: string
};