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moment-ranger

v0.1.5

Published

date range representing using moment

Downloads

5

Readme

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moment-range

date range representing with moment inside.

Installation

Install with component(1):

$ component install chemzqm/moment-range

Install with npm:

$ npm install moment-ranger

Example

var range = new MomentRange('2013-11-06', '2013-11-22');
range.each(function(moment){
  console.log(moment.format('YYYY-MM-DD')) //log each days within the range
})

API

MomentRange([from, to])

Initialize a new MomentRange with optional from and to, if from is bigger than to, they will be normalized so that from always the smallest date.

.from(String|Number|Date|Array)

Set / get the from moment date.

.to(String|Number|Date|Array)

Set / get the to moment date.

.intersect(MomentRange)

Check if this range intersect with other moment range.

.equal(MomentRange)

Check if this range is the same as other moment range.

.diff([unit])

Get the difference in milisecond or the given unit(could be years, months, weeks, days, hours, minutes, and seconds).

.within(MomentRange)

Check if this range obj is a subset of MomentRange.

.each([unit], fn)

Call the fn with all the moment divided by unit (default is days, all available unit is the same as diff method) and index.

.include(String|Number|Date|Array)

Check if MomentRange contains the date.

.getDates([format])

Get all the moment dates array or formatted string array within the date range.

.toJSON()

Return the json representation.

.toString()

Return the string representation.

License

MIT