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date-format-lib

v1.0.1

Published

The library helps JavaScript users to Format the date.

Downloads

43

Readme

Date-lib

Help javascript users to get the formatted date string from the date

Build Status Coverage Status Codacy Badge License: MIT

Installing

npm install --save date-format-lib

Usage

When you use ES5

var DateLib = require('date-format-lib');

When you use ES6

import DateLib form 'date-format-lib';

Get today's date string with a giving pattern Assume today is March 16 1982

console.log(DateLib.getCurrentDateString('yyyy/mm/dd'));
// Output 1982/03/16
console.log(DateLib.getCurrentDateString('yyyy-mm-dd'));
// Output 1982-03-16
console.log(DateLib.getCurrentDateString('mm-dd-yyyy'));
// Output 03-16-1982
console.log(DateLib.getCurrentDateString('dd-mm-yyyy'));
// Output 16-03-1982
console.log(DateLib.getCurrentDateString('mm*dd&yyyy'));
// Output 03*16&1982

Get a giving date's string with a giving pattern You can use either a string or a Date object for the date source.

console.log(DateLib.getDateString('03/16/1982', 'yyyy/mm/dd'));
// Output 1982/03/16
console.log(DateLib.getDateString('03/16/1982', 'yyyy-mm-dd'));
// Output 1982-03-16
console.log(DateLib.getDateString(new Date('03/16/1982'), 'yyyy-mm-dd'));
// Output 1982-03-16

License

Date-lib is licensed under MIT License - see the License file.