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check-24-hours-time

v1.12.0

Published

A thin wrapper on top of GetLocaleInfoEx

Downloads

17

Readme

Check 24 hours time

A thin wrapper native interface to check the system setting is the 24 hours time format

Goals

  • zero dependencies
  • leverage TypeScript declarations wherever possible

Install

$ yarn add check-24-hours-time
# or
$ npm install --save check-24-hours-time

API

import { is24hoursTimeFormat, getUserDefaultLocaleName } from 'check-24-hours-time'

// is24hoursTimeFormat returns true if system time is 24 hours. returns false if 12 hours
const result = is24hoursTimeFormat()
console.log(result)

// getUserDefaultLocaleName returns the user default locale name, return default(en-US) if there's an error
const result = getUserDefaultLocaleName()
console.log(result)

Documentation

See the documentation under the docs folder.

Supported versions

Each release includes prebuilt binaries based on N-API, with support for different versions of Node and Electron. Please refer to the N-API version matrix and the release documentation for Node and Electron to see what is supported currently.

Contributing

Read the Setup section to ensure your development environment is setup for what you need.

If you want to see something supported, open an issue to start a discussion about it.