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vue-date-now

v1.1.2

Published

Plugin to work with dates in vue.

Downloads

7

Readme

vue-date-now

Easily work with dates using the available methods.

Feel free to collaborate. I would like to expand translations, so if you dare! 🚀

npm npm bundle size (minified + gzip) npm dependencies Status HitCount NpmLicense

 

Install with npm:

npm install vue-date-now

or install with yarn

yarn add vue-date-now

 

Enable it in your project:

import VueDateNow from 'vue-date-now';
    
Vue.use(VueDateNow);

 

Use the available methods:

export default {
    name: 'app',
    data () {
        return {
            year: this.$dn.year(),
            monthText: this.$dn.monthText()
        }
    }
}

 

Documentation

Notes:

    This documentation has been created on 2019-06-17.

    The monthText method supports all languages thanks to the toLocaleString() method of js

 

Languages available for howLong and dayText methods:

| Slug | Language | |:-----|:----------------| | es | Spanish | | en | English |

 

Methods


@ date()

# Parameters (3)
    1. # date
  • Required: false
  • Type: Date Object
  • Default: new Date()
  • Description: You can specify the date by passing this parameter with an instance of the Date object.
    2. # format
  • Required: false
  • Type: String
  • Default: 'yyyy-mm-dd'
  • Description: You can specify the format by passing it a string.
    3. # separator
  • Required: false
  • Type: String
  • Default: '/'
  • Description: You can specify the separator by passing it a string.
$ How to use
this.$dn.date(new Date(), 'dd-mm-yyyy', '-') // result = 17-06-2019
this.$dn.date(new Date(), 'dd-mm-yyyy') // result = 17/06/2019
this.$dn.date(new Date()) // result = 2019/06/17
this.$dn.date() // result = 2019/06/17

@ howLong()

# Parameters (2)
    1. # date
  • Required: true
  • Type: Date Object || date String || timestamp String
  • Description: It is required to specify the date to obtain the time since then.
    2. # language
  • Required: false
  • Type: String
  • Default: 'en'
  • Description: You can specify the language by passing it a string.
$ How to use
this.$dn.howLong(new Date('2019-04-08'), 'en') // result = A few months ago
this.$dn.howLong('2016-04-22', 'en') // result = More than a year ago
this.$dn.howLong('2019-06-17 10:56:47', 'es') // result = Hace unas horas

@ year()

# Parameters (1)
    1. # date
  • Required: false
  • Type: Date Object || date String || timestamp String
  • Default: ''
  • Description: You can specify the date by passing this parameter with an instance of the Date object.
$ How to use
this.$dn.year(new Date()) // result = 2019
this.$dn.year('2016-04-22') // result = 2016
this.$dn.year('2014-04-22 22:56:47') // result = 2014
this.$dn.year() // result = 2019

@ month()

# Parameters (1)
    1. # date
  • Required: false
  • Type: Date Object || date String || timestamp String
  • Default: ''
  • Description: You can specify the date by passing this parameter with an instance of the Date object.
$ How to use
this.$dn.month(new Date()) // result = 06
this.$dn.month('2016-04-22') // result = 04
this.$dn.month('2014-02-14 22:56:47') // result = 02
this.$dn.month() // result = 06

@ monthText()

# Parameters (2)
    1. # date
  • Required: false
  • Type: Date Object || date String || timestamp String
  • Default: ''
  • Description: You can specify the date by passing this parameter with an instance of the Date object.
    2. # language
  • Required: false
  • Type: String
  • Default: 'en'
  • Description: You can specify the language by passing it a string.
$ How to use
this.$dn.monthText(new Date(), 'en') // result = June
this.$dn.monthText('2016-01-22', 'es') // result = Enero
this.$dn.monthText('2014-03-22 22:56:47', 'es') // result = Marzo
this.$dn.monthText('', 'en') // result = June
this.$dn.monthText() // result = June

@ day()

# Parameters (1)
    1. # date
  • Required: false
  • Type: Date Object || date String || timestamp String
  • Default: ''
  • Description: You can specify the date by passing this parameter with an instance of the Date object.
$ How to use
this.$dn.day(new Date()) // result = 2
this.$dn.day('2016-04-22') // result = 6
this.$dn.day('2014-02-14 22:56:47') // result = 3
this.$dn.day() // result = 2

@ dayText()

# Parameters (2)
    1. # date
  • Required: false
  • Type: Date Object || date String || timestamp String
  • Default: ''
  • Description: You can specify the date by passing this parameter with an instance of the Date object.
    2. # language
  • Required: false
  • Type: String
  • Default: 'en'
  • Description: You can specify the language by passing it a string.
$ How to use
this.$dn.dayText(new Date(), 'en') // result = Monday
this.$dn.dayText('2016-01-22', 'es') // result = Viernes
this.$dn.dayText('2014-03-22 22:56:47', 'es') // result = Sábado
this.$dn.dayText('', 'en') // result = Monday
this.$dn.dayText() // result = Monday

@ diff()

# Parameters (3)
    1. # date
  • Required: true
  • Type: Date Object || date String || timestamp String
  • Description: It is required to specify the most current date of the comparison.
    2. # date
  • Required: true
  • Type: date String || timestamp String
  • Description: It is required to specify the oldest date of comparison.
    3. # type
  • Required: false
  • Type: String
  • Default: 'days'
  • Available values: 'seconds', 'minuts', 'hours', 'days', 'weeks', 'months', 'years'
  • Description: You can specify the type of data to return.
$ How to use
this.$dn.diff(new Date(), '2016-08-21', 'years') // result = 2.8
this.$dn.diff('2019-03-15', '2016-08-21', 'months') // result = 31.2
this.$dn.diff('2019-03-15', '2016-08-21') // result = 936.0

@ time()

# Parameters (0)
    0. # without parameters
$ How to use
this.$dn.time() // result = 18:31:48