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current-time-format

v1.0.1

Published

A tiny javascript package that access current time componets in your javascript project easily.

Downloads

14

Readme

current-time-format

A tiny javascript package that access current time componets in your javascript project easily.

NPM JavaScript Style Guide

Install

npm install current-time-format

If you are using yarn

yarn add current-time-format

Import

const { timeFormat } = require('current-time-format')

import { timeFormat } from 'current-time-format'

Usage

The package returns an object that contains year, monthNum, monthStrLong, monthStrShort, day, weekdayLong, weekdayShort, hours, and minutes。Thus, you could customize your time format with /, or : or other symbols easily without declare any Date object. Description and return values for each attributes list below.

| Attributes | Description | Type | | ------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------- | ------ | | year | Current year as numeric values. eg. '2020' | string | | monthNum | Current month as numeric values. eg. '03' for March | string | | monthStrLong | Current month as string format. e.g. 'March' for March | string | | monthStrShort | Current month abbv as string format. e.g. 'Mar' for March | string | | day | Current date as two digit string. e.g. '03' | string | | weekdayLong | Current weekday as string format. e.g. 'Monday' | string | | weekdayShort | Current weekday abbv as string format. e.g. 'Mon' for 'Monday' | string | | hours | Current hours in 24 hour format. e.g. '20' for 8pm | string | | minutes | Current minutes from 0-60. e.g. '30' | string |

We could access weekdayShort by typing timeFormat.weekdayShort, which will return Tue for Tuesday for example.

Or we could first deconstruct the object the attributes you need then access it like below.

import { timeFormat } from 'current-time-format'

const {
  year,
  monthNum,
  monthStrLong,
  monthStrShort,
  day,
  weekdayLong,
  weekdayShort,
  hours,
  minutes,
} = timeFormat

console.log(`${year}-${monthStrShort}, ${weekdayShort}`) //e.g. 2020-May, Wed (depends on your current local time)

React

import React from 'react'
import { timeFormat } from 'current-time-format'

export default const App = () => {
  const {
    year,
    monthNum,
    monthStrLong,
    monthStrShort,
    day,
    weekdayLong,
    weekdayShort,
    hours,
    minutes,
  } = timeFormat

  // MMM dd hh:mm e.g. Jun 14 15:45
  return <p>{`${monthStrShort} ${day} ${hours}:${minutes}`}</p>
}

Uninstall

In your project directory, run

npm uninstall current-time-format

If you are using yarn

yarn remove current-time-format

ChangeLog

  • 2020/06/18 version 1.0.1 publish
  • 2020/06/18 version 1.0.0 publish

License

MIT © yang052513