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date-svcs

v1.0.1

Published

A set of date utilities.

Downloads

5

Readme

date-svcs

An NPM module providing a set of date/time utilities.

Installing

npm install date-svcs

Using

const dateSVC = require('date-svcs')
const moment = require('moment')

# Note that when the 'current date' is expected, the current
# date will be defines as in the America/Denver timezone.

# Return the first day of the current month
dateSVC.firstOfCurrentMonth()

# Return the first date of the specified month
dateSVC.firstOfCurrentMonth(moment('2015-03-10'))

# Return the last date of the specified month
dateSVC.lastOfCurrentMonth()

# Return the last date of the specified month
dateSVC.lastOfCurrentMonth(moment('2015-03-10'))

# Return the day range for the current date
dateSVC.dayRange()

# Return the day range for the specified day
dateSVC.dayRange(moment('2015-03-10'))

# Return the range for the current month
dateSVC.determineMonthRange()

# Return the range for the month with the specified day
dateSVC.determineMonthRange(moment('2015-03-10'))

# Return the month ranges for the current day as far
# back as the noEarlierThan date
let noEarlierThan = moment('2015-12-03')
dateSVC.determineDateRanges(noEarlierThan)

# Return the month ranges for the specified date as far
# back as the noEarlierThan date
let noEarlierThan = moment('2015-12-03')
dateSVC.determineDateRanges(noEarlierThan, moment('2016-02-12'))

# Return the month ranges for the past three months
dateSVC.pastThreeMonths()

# Return the month ranges for the three months prior to the specified
# date
dateSVC.pastThreeMonths(moment('2016-01-12'))

# Returns the past week's day ranges
dateSVC.pastWeekRanges()

# Returns the week's day ranges prior to the specified date
dateSVC.pastWeekRanges(moment('2016-01-23')

# Parses the date using the moment library
dateSVC.parseDate('2014-01-01') # 2014-01-01T00:00:00.000Z

# Returns today's date in the America/Denver timezone
dateSVC.today() # '2016-05-16T17:10:32-06:00'

Copyright

Copyright (c) 2016 Dave Sieh

See LICENSE.txt for details.