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check-if-is-open-cron

v1.1.5

Published

Small script to know if a business/service is open or closed from a date using cron definition

Downloads

37

Readme

install size tested with jest

Check If Is Open Cron

General information

Small script to know if a business/service is open or closed from a date.

Get started

npm i check-if-is-open-cron

Define an object with opening hours like this:

const opening = {
  timeZone: "Europe/Paris",
  weekDay: {
    default: "* 10-12,14-18 * * 1-5"
  },
  holidays: {
    isOpen: false,
    country: "FR",
    region: null,
    state: null,
    checkHolidaysTypes: ['public']
  }
};

Here is open from Monday to Friday from 1O to 11:59 & 14 to 17:59

To override Monday open hours to 16:00 to 17:59 add this 1: "* 16-18 * * *"

const checkIsOpenCron = require("check-if-is-open-cron");

const opening = {
  timeZone: "Europe/Paris",
  weekDay: {
    default: "* 10-12,14-18 * * 1-5",
    3: "* 16-18 * * *"
  },
  holidays: {
    isOpen: false,
    country: "FR",
    region: null,
    state: null,
    checkHolidaysTypes: ["public"]
  }
};

if (!checkIsOpenCron(opening)) {
  console.log("🛑 Closed 🛑");
} else {
  console.log("🟢 Open 🟢");
}

| Parameter | Sub-Parameter | Type | Description | Sample | | :---: | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | timeZone | | string | TimeZone definition | Europe/Paris | weekDay | |object | Cron open/close definition | | default | string | Cron to apply by default | * 10-12,14-18 * * 1-5 | | | 0 - 6 | string | Specific Cron for Sunday to Saturday | * 16-18 * * * | | holidays | | objet | Based on date-holidays plugin | | isOpen | boolean | true if holidays does not influence open / close | | country| string | Supported Countries list are on date-holidays plugin | | region| string | Supported Regions list are on date-holidays plugin | | state| string | Supported State list are on date-holidays plugin | | checkHolidaysTypes| string | Supported Types list are on date-holidays plugin

Types of checkHolidaysTypes

Currently the following type with their meaning are supported. Based on date-holidays plugin

| Type | Meaning | | :---: | :--- | | public| public holiday| | bank| bank holiday, banks and offices are closed| | school| school holiday, schools are closed| | optional| majority of people take a day off| | observance| optional festivity, no paid day off|

Cron notation

Crontab

Dependencies:

dayjs / lodash / cron-parser / date-holidays

Run test

npm run test

License

MIT