@rangerrick/moment-javaformat
v2.0.8
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Format Moment.js using Java format strings
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moment-javaformat
This plugin for Moment.js adds support for formatting using the Java SimpleDateFormat and DateTimeFormatter format options.
It differs from moment-jdateformatparser in that it doesn't just try to translate Java format strings to Moment, but instead implements a new set of format methods that can handle a wider range of Java format strings, at the expense of speed.
Thanks to moment-jdateformatparser for the basic idea, I ran with it in my own way because we needed some formats that just plain aren't possible in a simple format string translation. :)
Version History
Changes made in the develop
branch are checked against unit tests upon commit.
The latest CHANGELOG.md is then auto-generated from the commit history and merged to main
.
Requirements
This plugin requires loading either moment
or moment-timezone
, but some functionality will be undefined or fail if you are using Moment.js without timezone support.
Usage
In most cases, all you should have to do is load this module after you load moment, and then new methods are available to you for formatting:
const moment = require("moment-timezone");
require("@rangerrick/moment-javaformat");
let now = moment("2020-01-01T15:00:00Z");
// a format matching Java 8 SimpleDateFormat definitions
now.formatJavaSDF("yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm"); // 2020-01-01 15:00
// a format matching Java 8 DateTimeFormatter definitions
now.formatJavaDTF("yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss O"); // 2020-01-01 15:00:00 GMT-05:00
Installation
You can install moment-javaformat
from npm in the usual ways:
# install using npm
npm install --save @rangerrick/moment-javaformat
# install using yarn
yarn add @rangerrick/moment-javaformat
Caveats
A few format strings are difficult to implement without going deeper down the rabbit hole than I was willing to go. ;)
- SimpleDateFormat:
W
(week-of-month),F
(day-of-week-in-month) - DateTimeFormatter:
W
(week-of-month),F
(day-of-week-in-month),n
(nano-of-second),N
(nano-of-day)
I might implement the nano ones if I get around to doing the math (and probing window.performance.now()
) but Date objects don't have that level of accuracy anyway.
License
moment-javaformat
is freely distributable under the terms of the MIT license.
Copyright (c) 2020-2024 Benjamin Reed.