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detect-united-states-style-dates

v1.0.0

Published

Detect if the js environment uses dd/mm/yyyy or mm/dd/yyyy for dates

Downloads

1

Readme

Detect United States style dates

Small function which will return true if the browser renders a date in MDY style when using locale format. e.g

01/31/2020 -> returns true

31/01/2020 -> returns false

Devices tested

Code was tested by switching devices from UK (en-GB) to US (en-US).

"Worked as expected" means: Detected US style dates when the system language settings was set to en-US

MacOS 10.15:

  • Safari, Chrome & Firefox worked as expected

iOS

  • Safari, Chrome & Firefox worked as expected

Windows 10:

  • Edge & Chrome worked as expected
  • Firefox worked as expected but required changing language in browser settings

Android 5.1

  • Chrome worked as expected