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dayify

v1.0.4

Published

Read human-friendly date formats

Downloads

7

Readme

dayify: Parse natural expressions of dates and times

Use this library to convert natural methods of date and/or time expression in English to luxon's DateTime.

Some examples of inputs that this library can process:

TOMORROW AT 7
next tuesday at midnight
2 days, 4 hours ago
July 21st, 2030 at 7:31pm
4 sep at quarter to 17
in an hour and 30 minutes

API

Note that the main input string argument passed to each method is case-insensitive and will be trimmed.

suggest(input: string, direction: SearchDirection): DateTime[]

Suggests luxon DateTimes based on the given input string. Only returns DateTimes in the given direction (past, future, or both). If both date and time seem to be specified, this function returns all the possible combinations of DateTimes. Otherwise, just returns dates or times, or if neither is clearly specified, returns an emoty array. In either case, DateTimes will be returned in order of which the library thinks was most likely meant by the input string.

suggestDate(input: string, direction: SearchDirection): DateTime[]

Same functionality as suggest, except this function only parses expressions of date and only returns DateTimes with their hours set to 9 (9:00 AM).

suggestTime(input: string, direction: SearchDirection): DateTime[]

Same functionality as suggest, except this function only parses expressions of time and only returns DateTimes that are today (with their hours and minutes set to appropriate values, and seconds set to 0).