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donut-datetime

v1.0.3

Published

A DateTime object used in donut

Downloads

2

Readme

Literally just Date with a few cool features.

const dt = new DateTime(<Whatever date you want | null>)

Adding Days

dt.addDays(8);

This can be done with seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, and years. use negative numbers to subtract.

Formatting String

const stringDate = dt.toFormatString("dd-MM-yyyy hh:mm:ssii");

Values are

d //Days with no "0" padding
dd //Days with "0" padding
ddd //First 3 characters of the actual day of the week: "Mon", "Tue"
dddd //Day of week: "Monday", "Tuesday"
M //Months with no "0" padding
MM //Months with "0" padding
MMM //First 3 characters of Month name: "Jan", "Feb"
MMMM //Full month name
yy //Last two digits of year
yyyy //Full year
h //Hours with no "0" padding
hh //Hours with "0" padding
m //Minutes with no "0" padding
mm //Minutes with "0" padding
s //Seconds with no "0" padding
ss //Seconds with "0" padding
ii //am or pm depending on time

Go nuts!