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holiday-dates

v1.0.1

Published

Retrieve the dates of special holidays or occasions

Downloads

26

Readme

holiday-dates

Retrieve the dates of special holidays or occasions

Usage

var hols = require('holiday-dates');

var easter = hols.easter(2015);

// methods return an object with year, month and day integers
console.log(easter.year); // year is a full 4 digit year
console.log(easter.month); // month is in range 1-12
console.log(easter.day); // day 1 is the first day in the month

Note, the return type is not a native JavaScript Date object, as we are not interested in the time and also do not want timezone complications. This also allows us to use 1-based values for months. Note, we can convert to a Date object using either one of the following two methods.

// get native js date object as if from midnight UTC
console.log(easter.toUTCDate());

// get native js date object as if from midnight in the current time zone
console.log(easter.toLocalDate());

Currently supported occasions

  • christmas
  • easter
  • fathersDay
  • halloween
  • motheringSunday
  • mothersDay
  • thanksgiving
  • thanksgivingCanada
  • valentines

Please feel free to contribute any other special dates for which an algorithm can be written.