node-date-utilities

A module that adds new methods to the native Date class.

• Installation

• Usage

• Methods

  • Static methods
    • Date.isLeapYear(year: number): Boolean
      • Example use
    • Date.getDaysInMonth(year: number, month: number): number
      • Example use
    • Date.tomorrow(): Date
      • Example use
    • Date.yesterday(): Date
      • Example use
    • Date.sameDay(date1: Date, date2: Date): boolean
      • Example use
  • Instance methods
    • add(options: AddSubOptions): Date;
      • Example use
    • subtract(options: AddSubOptions): Date;
      • Example use
    • isLeapYear(): Boolean
      • Example use
    • clearTime(): Date
      • Example use
    • getDaysInMonth(): number
      • Example use
    • clone(): Date
      • Example use

• Test

Installation

npm install node-date-utilities

Usage

In order to use the methods, you only need to import the package and the everything will be available.

require('node-date-utilities');

or

import  'node-date-utilities';

Methods

Static methods

Date.isLeapYear(year: number): Boolean

Checks if a specific year is a leap year

• year: {number} the year to be checked

Example use

Date.isLeapYear(1996) // true
Date.isLeapYear(1995) // false

Date.getDaysInMonth(year: number, month: number): number

Returns the number of days of a month in a specific year

• year: {number} the year to be considered
• month: {number} The month whose days will be counted

Example use

Date.getDaysInMonth(1996, 0) // 31
Date.getDaysInMonth(1996, 1) // 29

Date.tomorrow(): Date

Returns a Date instance of the next day

Example use

const tomorrow = Date.tomorrow() 

Date.yesterday(): Date

Returns a Date instance of the previous day

Example use

const yesterday = Date.yesterday() 

Date.sameDay(date1: Date, date2: Date): boolean

Check if two dates are the same day

• date1: {Date} the first date
• date2: {Date} the second date

Example use

const date1 = new Date("1995-02-17T03:24:00");
const date2 = new Date("1995-02-17T12:24:00");

Date.sameDay(date1, date2) // true

Instance methods

add(options: AddSubOptions): Date;

Adds a specific number of days/months/years to the current Date instance

• options: AddSubOptions values to be added/subtracted

{
    years: 1,
    months: 1,
    days: 1
}

Example use

const date = new Date("1995-02-17T03:24:00");

date.add({days: 1}); // 1995-02-18T03:24:00
date.add({months: 1}); // 1995-03-18T03:24:00

date.add({years: 1}); // 1996-01-18T03:24:00

subtract(options: AddSubOptions): Date;

Subtracts a specific number of days/months/years to the current Date instance

• options: AddSubOptions values to be added/subtracted

{
    years: 1,
    months: 1,
    days: 1
}

Example use

const date = new Date("1995-02-17T03:24:00");

date.subtract({days: -1}); // 1995-02-16T03:24:00
date.subtract({months: -1}); // 1995-01-18T03:24:00

date.add({years: -1}); // 1994-01-18T03:24:00

isLeapYear(): Boolean

Checks if the current Date instance is a leap year

Example use

const date = new Date("1995-02-17T03:24:00");

date.isLeapYear(); // false

clearTime(): Date

Removes the time part from a Date instance

Example use

const date = new Date("1995-02-17T03:24:00");

date.clearTime(); // 1995-02-17T00:00:00.0000

getDaysInMonth(): number

Returns the number of days of the instance month

Example use

const date = new Date("1995-01-17T03:24:00");

date.getDaysInMonth(); // 31

clone(): Date

Clones the current Date instance

Example use

const date = new Date("1995-01-17T03:24:00");

const clone = date.clone();

Test

npm run test