You can format or get relavant date for the date specified.

import relt from "reltjs"

Usage

const options = {
    date: 'March 30 2023 5:45 PM',
    timeZone: 'America/New_York'  // Just specify a valid timezone and time will be returned in it. :)
}
const reltDate1 = relt(options);

//console.log(reltDate1.relative())

// console.log(reltDate1.format("DD-MM-YYYY"))

// console.log(datreltDate1e1.format("DDDD, Do MMMM YYYY Z"))

// console.log(reltDate1.count(date1.date))

Available functions

format()

fullDate()

relative()

count()

reltDate has following properties

Relt {
  timeZone: 'Asia/Calcutta',
  locale: 'en-US',
  date: 2023-03-14T18:30:00.000Z,
  weekDayName: 'Wednesday',
  month: '03',
  day: '15',
  year: '2023',
  period: 'AM',
  timeZoneCode: 'GMT+5:30',
  hour: '12',
  minutes: '00',
  seconds: '00'
}

format()

reltDate.format('DD MM YYYY hh:mm:ss am D Mx Do Mo MMMM YYYY DDDD Z')

// Output: 01 03 2023 12:30:00 PM 1 M 1st 3rd March 2023 Wednesday GMT+5:30

relative()

reltDate.relative()

// Output: as -> Just now | Today | Yesterday | Tommorrow | March 5, 2023

fullDate()

reltDate.fullDate()

// Output: March 26, 2023

count()

You will get the difference between two dates reltDate.count(date2)

// Output: 8 hours 3 minutes
// Output: 1 Days 2 hours 3 minutes

The choice between using Moment or Relt depends on the specific needs of your project.

Moment is a widely used library with a lot of features for working with dates and times, including parsing, formatting, and manipulating them. It has a large community and a lot of resources available.

On the other hand, Relt is a smaller library with fewer features, but it has a simpler API and is easier to learn and use. It also has good support for time zones, which can be a challenging aspect of working with dates and times.

If you have a large project with complex date and time requirements, then Moment might be the better choice because of its wider range of features and more extensive documentation. However, if you have a smaller project or are looking for a simpler API, Relt might be a good option. Ultimately, the choice depends on the specific needs of your project and your own preferences.

License

Relt.js is freely distributable under the following terms

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