simple-time-date

easy and simple to get date and time

Instailation

npm install simple-time-date

Example

setZone(time, zone)

Options:

• time - Date object
• zone - string, UTC time zone

Code

1. ESM

   import {setZone} from 'simple-time-date'
     
   
   const time = new Date()
   console.log(time)                      // 2023-05-28T18:27:37.802Z (+0)
     
   const newTime = setZone(time, '+3')    // or +3, +03, -2, -02
   console.log(newTime)                   // 2023-05-28T21:27:37.802Z (+3)

2. CommonJS

   const {setZone} = require('simple-time-date')
     
   
   const time = new Date()
   console.log(time)                      // 2023-05-28T18:27:37.802Z (+0)
     
   const newTime = setZone(time, '+3')    // or +3, +03, -2, -02
   console.log(newTime)                   // 2023-05-28T21:27:37.802Z (+3)

setFormat(time, format)

Options:

• time - Date object
• zone - string, time format

Time format:

• Y - years
• M - months
• D - days
• H - hours
• m - minutes
• s - seconds
• S - milliseconds

Code

1. ESM

   import {setFormat} from 'simple-time-date'
   
   
   const time = new Date()
   console.log(time)                                   // 2023-05-28T18:40:55.932Z
     
   const newTime = setFormat(time, 'Y-M-D H:m:s.S')
   console.log(newTime)                                // 2023-05-28 18:40:55.932
     
   const newTime2 = setFormat(time, 'D.M.Y H:m:s')
   console.log(newTime2)                               // 28.05.2023 18:40:55

2. CommonJS

   const {setFormat} = require('simple-time-date')
   
   
   const time = new Date()
   console.log(time)                                   // 2023-05-28T18:40:55.932Z
     
   const newTime = setFormat(time, 'Y-M-D H:m:s.S')
   console.log(newTime)                                // 2023-05-28 18:40:55.932
     
   const newTime2 = setFormat(time, 'D.M.Y H:m:s')
   console.log(newTime2)                               // 28.05.2023 18:40:55

DateTime()

Class DateTime(). Constructor accepts an object with optional parameters.

Options

• format - string, time format. Default: Y.M.D H:m:s
• zone - string, UTC time zone. Default: 0

Object has methods:

• now(format) - returns the time elapsed since the epoch, which is defined as the midnight at the beginning of January 1, 1970, UTC.
  Used saved format and zone.
  Options:

  • format - string, time format (not required)

• create(timeString, format) - returns the time.
  Used saved format and zone.
  Options:

  • timeString - string, the standard string representation of a date time string is a simplification of the ISO 8601 calendar date extended format
  • format - string, time format (not required)

Code

1. ESM

   import {DateTime} from 'simple-time-date'
      
      
   const time = new Date()
   console.log(time)                                       // 2023-05-28T19:41:46.792Z
      
   const time1 = new Date('2023-05-28 19:15')
   console.log(time1)                                      // 2023-05-28T16:15:00.000Z
      
   const time2 = new DateTime()
   console.log(time2.now())                                // 2023.05.28 19:41:46
   console.log(time2.create('2023-05-28 19:15'))           // 2023.05.28 16:15:00
      
   const time3 = new DateTime({format: 'Y-M-D H:m:s.S'})
   console.log(time3.now())                                // 2023-05-28 19:41:46.799
   console.log(time3.create('2023-05-28 19:15'))           // 2023-05-28 16:15:00.000
      
   const time4 = new DateTime({zone: '-5', format: 'D.M.Y H:m:s'})
   console.log(time4.now())                                // 28.05.2023 14:41:46
   console.log(time4.create('2023-05-28 19:15'))           // 28.05.2023 11:15:00

2. CommonJS

   const {DateTime} = require('simple-time-date')
      
      
   const time = new Date()
   console.log(time)                                       // 2023-05-28T19:41:46.792Z
      
   const time1 = new Date('2023-05-28 19:15')
   console.log(time1)                                      // 2023-05-28T16:15:00.000Z
      
   const time2 = new DateTime()
   console.log(time2.now())                                // 2023.05.28 19:41:46
   console.log(time2.create('2023-05-28 19:15'))           // 2023.05.28 16:15:00
      
   const time3 = new DateTime({format: 'Y-M-D H:m:s.S'})
   console.log(time3.now())                                // 2023-05-28 19:41:46.799
   console.log(time3.create('2023-05-28 19:15'))           // 2023-05-28 16:15:00.000
      
   const time4 = new DateTime({zone: '-5', format: 'D.M.Y H:m:s'})
   console.log(time4.now())                                // 28.05.2023 14:41:46
   console.log(time4.create('2023-05-28 19:15'))           // 28.05.2023 11:15:00