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google-timezone-api

v1.0.1

Published

Easy way to use the google timezone api

Downloads

459

Readme

#google-timezone-api ##module.exports(uOpts, [callback]) ⏏ You can use this module via promises or by using a callback.

The first parameter passed is an object which corresponds to variables you'd pass to the google time zone api.

An example options object:

{
		location: '43.7182713,-79.3777061', // REQUIRED: location you'd like to get timezone info for
		timestamp: '10000', // OPTIONAL: Timestamp which is used to calculate daylight savings if omitted Date.now will be used
		key: 'your api key', // OPTIONAL: You may want to pass in an API key. However it's optional.
		language: 'en' // OPTIONAL: Language of the returned data
}

This module can be used both in Node and in the browser via Browserify.

Visit https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/timezone/ for more info.

Params

  • uOpts Object - Options used to communicate with the timezone api. See above for details.
  • [callback] function - Callback is optional but can be used instead of promises. Returned data will be in the form of callback( err, result )

Returns: Promise - This function will return a promise from which you can consume the resulting data
Example


var timezone = require( '../' );

timezone( {

	location: '43.7182713,-79.3777061'
}).then( function( result ) {

	console.log( result );
}).catch( function( err ) {

	console.log( err );
});