Date

Source:

Date.js, line 1

Members

(static, constant) DAY :number

Description:

Day in milliseconds

Source:

Date.js, line 41

Day in milliseconds

Type:

number

(static, constant) DAYAFTERTOMORROW :number

Description:

Day after tomorrow in milliseconds

Source:

Date.js, line 92

Day after tomorrow in milliseconds

Type:

number

(static, constant) HOUR :number

Description:

Hour in milliseconds

Source:

Date.js, line 32

Hour in milliseconds

Type:

number

(static, constant) MINUTE :number

Description:

Minute in milliseconds

Source:

Date.js, line 23

Minute in milliseconds

Type:

number

(static, constant) SECOND :number

Description:

Second in milliseconds

Source:

Date.js, line 14

Second in milliseconds

Type:

number

(static, constant) TODAY :number

Description:

Today in milliseconds

Source:

Date.js, line 59

Today in milliseconds

Type:

number

(static, constant) TOMORROW :number

Description:

Tomorrow in milliseconds

Source:

Date.js, line 81

Tomorrow in milliseconds

Type:

number

(static, constant) WEEK :number

Description:

Week in milliseconds

Source:

Date.js, line 50

Week in milliseconds

Type:

number

(static, constant) YESTERDAY :number

Description:

Yesterday in milliseconds

Source:

Date.js, line 70

Yesterday in milliseconds

Type:

number

Methods

addTime(time) → {number}

Description:

Add time to this Date

Source:

Date.js, line 418

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
`time`	number	Time to add

Returns:

New timestamp of this Date

Type: number

daysPassed(toDateopt) → {number}

Description:

Return number of days passed between this Date and given in argument

Source:

Date.js, line 326

Parameters:

Name	Type	Attributes	Default	Description
`toDate`	Date \| string \| number	<optional>	`now`	Proper date

Returns:

Number of days passed

Type: number

toCustomDate(format) → {string}

Description:

Returns this Date in custom date format

Source:

Date.js, line 348

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
`format`	string	String representing date format

Returns:

Date string

Type: string

toInputDateFormat() → {string}

Description:

Returns this Date in forms input date string

Source:

Date.js, line 407

Returns:

Date string

Type: string

toInputTimeFormat() → {string}

Description:

Returns this Date in form inputs time string

Source:

Date.js, line 397

Returns:

Time string

Type: string

toUiDate() → {string}

Description:

Returns this Date in UI date string

Source:

Date.js, line 376

See:

Date#getLocalDateFormat

Returns:

Date string

Type: string

toUiDateTime(showSecondsopt) → {string}

Description:

Returns this Date in UI datetime string

Source:

Date.js, line 387

Parameters:

Name	Type	Attributes	Default	Description
`showSeconds`	boolean	<optional>	`true`	Flag if seconds also should be returned

Returns:

Time string

Type: string

toUiTime(showSecondsopt) → {string}

Description:

Returns this Date in UI time string

Source:

Date.js, line 363

Parameters:

Name	Type	Attributes	Default	Description
`showSeconds`	boolean	<optional>	`true`	Flag if seconds also should be returned

Returns:

Time string

Type: string

(static) daysFromNow(days) → {number}

Description:

Return timestamp of now + days

Source:

Date.js, line 145

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
`days`	number	Number of days difference

Returns:

Timestamp

Type: number

(static) getHms(time) → {Object}

Description:

Returns object with time parts

Source:

Date.js, line 202

Example

// returns { h: 0, m: 1, s: 1, ms: 500 }
Date.getHms(61500)

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
`time`	number	Time to be used

Returns:

Time in stopwatch format

Type: Object

(static) getLocalDateFormat(fullFormatopt) → {string}

Description:

Get local date format

Source:

Date.js, line 156

Parameters:

Name	Type	Attributes	Default	Description
`fullFormat`	boolean	<optional>	`true`	Flag if it should be full date format like dd.mm.yyyy instead d.m.y

Returns:

Local date format

Type: string

(static) getTimezoneName() → {string}

Description:

Get timezone name

Source:

Date.js, line 188

Returns:

Timezone

Type: string

(static) parseValue(value) → {Date}

Description:

Return new Date instance from given value It's simmilar to native Date.parse, but you can use such strings like: 'today', 'yesterday', 'tomorrow', 'dayaftertomorrow', 'now' Feel free to contribute if you think that this method should support even more!

Source:

Date.js, line 109

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
`value`	string \| number \| Date	Value to be parsed

Throws:

Will throw an error if the value is not supported.

Returns:

New Date

Type: Date

(static) toHmsFormat(time, accuracyopt) → {string}

Description:

Returns given time (in milliseconds) in HMS format

Source:

Date.js, line 238

Example

// returns '1m 5s'
Date.toHmsFormat(61500)

Parameters:

Name	Type	Attributes	Default	Description
`time`	number			Time to be converted
`accuracy`	string	<optional>	`seconds`	Accuracy

Returns:

Time in HMS format

Type: string

(static) toStopwatchFormat(time) → {string}

Description:

Returns given time (in milliseconds) in stopwatch format - [HH:]MM:SS.XXX

Source:

Date.js, line 287

Example

// returns '01:01.5'
Date.toStopwatchFormat(61500)

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
`time`	number	Time to be converted

Returns:

Time in stopwatch format

Type: string

(static) toTimerFormat(time) → {string}

Description:

Returns given time (in milliseconds) in timer format - [HH:]MM:SS

Source:

Date.js, line 308

Example

// returns '01:01'
Date.toStopwatchFormat(61500)

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
`time`	number	Time to be converted

Returns:

Time in timer format

Type: string