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calendar-virtual

v0.0.2

Published

Create a virtual calendar based on a real time frame (1 real week = 1 year in the virtual calendar).

Downloads

2

Readme

Calendar Virtual

Should be named virtual-calendar but someone already owns that package :(

This package was made to easily manage virtual calendars. This came from the need that in a game i'm building there are events that can run for any length in the real world but would always translate to 1 year in game.

Example:

Event 1:
 - length: 1 week
 - game length: 1 year
 - half of the week would translate to 6 months in game

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 Event 2:
 - length: 1 month
 - game length: 1 year
 - 15 days would translate to 6 months in game

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Installation

Simply add the package to your project:

yarn add calendar-virtual

Or through npm:

npm add calendar-virtual

Usage

First you need to create a virtual calendar

import { CalendarVirtual } from 'calendar-virtual'

const now = new Date()

const virtualCalendar = new CalendarVirtual({
   realLength: 15
   virtualLength: 365
   genesisDate: now
})

Configuration

When creating a new CalendarVirtual you will have to specify the following elements in the configuration:

  • realLength: This reprensents the number of days the real event will take
  • virtualLength: This reprensents the number of days the virtual event will take
  • genesisDate: This reprensents date at which the virtual calendar will be initiated

Utilities

Here are the various utilities you can use with the virtual calendar.

virtualGenesisDate

This will get the first date of the virtual calendar.

returns Date

virtualEndDate

This will get the end date of the virtual calendar (genesisDate + virtualLength).

returns Date

distanceToEnd(dateFrom?: Date)

Will give a readable string of how far the date given as parameter or the current date (if no param passed) is from the end date.

returns string

Example:

12 months
5 days

daysToEnd(dateFrom?: Date)

Will give the number of days from the date given as parameter or the current date (if no param passed) to the end date.

returns number

isPastEnd(dateFrom?: Date)

Will tell if the date given as parameter or the current date (if no param passed) is past the end of the virtual calendar.

returns boolean

isPastGenesis(dateFrom?: Date)

Will tell if the date given as parameter or the current date (if no param passed) is past the genesis of the virtual calendar.

returns boolean

isBeforeEnd(dateFrom?: Date)

Will tell if the date given as parameter or the current date (if no param passed) is before the end of the virtual calendar.

returns boolean

isBeforeGenesis(dateFrom?: Date)

Will tell if the date given as parameter or the current date (if no param passed) is before the genesis of the virtual calendar.

returns boolean

virtualDate(realDate: Date)

Will translate the given real date to its equivalent in the virtual calendar.

returns Date

realDate(virtualDate: Date)

Will translate the given virtual date to its equivalent in the real calendar.

returns Date

Issues

Please follow the templates when creating an issue at:

https://github.com/crimson-med/calendar-virtual/issues


Author

Burlet Mederic

https://github.com/crimson-med

https://medericburlet.com