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find-dates

v0.1.3

Published

Find dates in a string where the format is unknown.

Downloads

7

Readme

find-dates

Current npm package version Build Status

Find dates in a string where the format is unknown.

Usage

npm install find-dates

const { findDates } = require("find-dates");

findDates("My birthday is on June 21st!");
// => [{ match: "June 21st", index: 18 ]

findDates("We're closed on December 24th and December 25th.");
// => [{ match: "December 24th", index: 16 }, { match: "December 25th", index: 34 }]

You may use this library in your Typescript project via:

import { findDates } from "find-dates";

findDates("My birthday is on June 21st!");
// => [{ match: "June 21st", index: 18 ]

findDates("We're closed on December 24th and December 25th.");
// => [{ match: "December 24th", index: 16 }, { match: "December 25th", index: 34 }]

Options

delimiters

Delimiters to use when matching dates formatted as MM/DD/YYYY and MM/DD/YY where the delimiter is /. Some characters must be escaped for use in Regular Expressions. Setting this will override the default options, so if you want to match - and / make sure to include them.

Default: -/

Todo

Work in progress. Here's a rough plan:

  • [x] Figure out default return value
  • [x] Date as string (Ex: October 31st, 2018; Oct. 31, 2018; Oct 31 '18, Oct 31)
    • [x] Day numbers, 01-09, modifiers (st, nd, rd, th)
    • [x] Month variants
    • [x] Optional year
  • [ ] Match standard local date formats (mm/dd/yyyy, mm-dd-yyyy, etc...)
    • [x] MM/DD/YYYY and MM/DD/YY
  • [ ] Date ranges (from x to y, x through y)
  • [ ] Day of week
  • [ ] Handle formats like:
    • [x] May the 4th
    • [x] 20th of November
    • [ ] May 12th-13th, May 12th and 13th, May 12th or 13th
      • [ ] Return as matched or as ['May 12th', 'May 13th']
    • [x] May of 2018
    • [x] May 2018
    • [x] May '18
  • [ ] Accept options
    • [ ] Only return first
    • [ ] Specify which months to search for
    • [ ] Change returned format
    • [x] Custom delimiters on MM/DD/YYYY formats
  • [ ] More tests
  • [ ] Add linting
  • [ ] Refactor

License

MIT © Hutson Inc