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how-days

v1.0.0

Published

Count days spent on two different dates

Downloads

5

Readme

how-days

Count differences between dates in a simple and practical way, simply informing the start date and end date you get the result.

installation

to install how-days, use npm :

$ npm install how-days

or user yarn:

$ yarn add how-days

then in your node.js app, get reference to the function like that:

const howDays = require('how-days');

quick examples

obtain the number of days passed between the dates '2020/01/01' and '2020/03/13' passed as parameters.


// outputs "72"
howDays('2020/01/01','2020/03/13').days

Get the number of weeks spent between the reported facts


// outputs "11"
howDays('2020/01/01','2020/03/13').week

saw how simple it is to get the data? now just use it!

license

MIT