formatoid

Tiny and fast module for formatting date objects.

:cloud: Installation

# Using npm
npm install --save formatoid

# Using yarn
yarn add formatoid

:clipboard: Example

const formatoid = require("formatoid");

var d = new Date(1989, 11, 21);

console.log(formatoid(d, "MM/DD/YYYY, h:mm"));
// => 12/20/1989, 12:00

console.log(formatoid(d, "MMMM D, YYYY"));
// => December 20, 1989

console.log(formatoid(d, "dddd, MMMM, D, YYYY h:m A"));
// => Wednesday, December, 20, 1989 12:0 AM

console.log(formatoid(d, "YYYYMMDDT0HHMMSSZ"));
// => 19891221T0001200+02:00

d._useUTC = true;
console.log(formatoid(d, "dddd, MMMM, D, YYYY h:m A"));
// => 19891221T0001200+02:00

:question: Get Help

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:memo: Documentation

formatoid(i, f)

Formats the date into a given format.

Usable format fields:

• Years
  • YYYY (e.g. "2015")
  • YY (e.g. "15")
• Months
  • MMMM (e.g. "January")
  • MMM (e.g. "Jan")
  • MM (e.g. "01")
  • M (e.g. "1")
• Days
  • dddd (e.g. "Sunday")
  • ddd (e.g. "Sun")
  • dd (e.g. "Su")
  • d (e.g. "Su")
• Dates
  • DD (e.g. "07")
  • D (e.g. "7")
• AM/PM
  • A (e.g. "AM")
  • a (e.g. "pm")
• Hours
  • hh (e.g. "07")–12 hour format
  • h (e.g. "7")
  • HH (e.g. "07")–24 hour format
  • H (e.g. "7")
• Minutes
  • mm (e.g. "07")
  • m (e.g. "7")
• Seconds
  • ss (e.g. "07")
  • s (e.g. "7")
• Fractional seconds
  • S (e.g. 0 1 2 3 ... 9)
  • SS (e.g. 00 01 02 ... 98 99)
  • SS (e.g. 000 001 002 ... 998 999)
• Timezones
  • Z (e.g. -07:00 -06:00 ... +06:00 +07:00)
  • ZZ (e.g. -0700 -0600 ... +0600 +0700)

Params

• Date i: The date object.
• String f: The date format.

Return

• String The formatted date (as string).

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:dizzy: Where is this library used?

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• daty
• github-calendar
• react-github-calendar-x
• @xwl7001/react-github-calendar

:scroll: License

MIT © Ionică Bizău