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@sebspark/trading-hours

v0.4.2

Published

Find trading hours of a market, when it's closed for holidays, or when it's only open for part of the day.

Downloads

10

Readme

@sebspark/trading-hours

Find trading hours of a market, when it's closed for holidays, or when it's only open for part of the day.

API

holidays

holidays(mic: SebMarket, year: number): Array<string>

Return a list of holidays for the provided market and year. The list contains dates formatted as ISO 8601 dates (YYYY-MM-DD).

halfdays

halfdays(mic: SebMarket, year: number): Array<string>

Similar to holidays, but for half trading days. In Sweden, these are common the day before a holiday, but they also occur in other markets, for example around Christmas.

isHoliday

isHoliday(mic: SebMarket, date: Date): boolean

Check if the provided date is a holiday on the market. Saturday and Sunday are always considered holidays.

isHalfday

isHalfday(mic: SebMarket, date: Date): boolean

Similar to isHoliday, but for half trading days.

isOpen

isOpen(mic: SebMarket): boolean

Checks if the market is open. This takes into account holidays, half trading days, and opening hours.

formatOpeningHours

formatOpeningHours(mic: SebMarket): string

Returns a formatted string of the opening hours of the market. For example, 09:00 - 17:30 for XSTO. Takes into account half trading days and returns any irregular opening hours.

whichHoliday

whichHoliday(mic: SebMarket, date: Date): Holiday | null

Checks what holiday, if any, the provided date is. The return types is provided as a TypeScript union instead of the actual name. This way the consumer can choose what to display, which is useful for multilanguage applications.

marketOpeningHours

type Hours = {
  openHour: number
  openMinute: number
  closeHour: number
  closeMinute: number
}

marketOpeningHours(mic: SebMarket, date: Date): Hours | null

Return the open hours of the provided market and date. Handles half trading days.

Types

export type SebMarket =
  | "EQTB"
  | "SSME"
  | "XAMS"
  | "XETR"
  | "XHEL"
  | "XPAR"
  | "XSTO";

export type Holiday =
  | "ascensionDay"
  | "boxingDay"
  | "christmasDay"
  | "christmasEve"
  | "easterMonday"
  | "epiphany"
  | "goodFriday"
  | "independenceDayFinland"
  | "independenceDaySweden"
  | "laborDay"
  | "midsummerDay"
  | "midsummerEve"
  | "newYearsDay"
  | "newYearsEve";