intl-dt v0.1.0

intl-dt

Light date time library based on the ECMA-402 Internationalization API. It allows to use localized date time formats without the need to import a language package.

Installation

npm install --save intl-dt

Usage

const intlDT = require('intl-dt');

const date = new Date(2010, 0, 9, 8, 7, 6);
intlDT.format(date, 'dddd, D. MMMM YYYY HH:mm:ss', 'en');
// Saturday, 9. January 2010 08:07:06
intlDT.format(date, 'dddd, D. MMMM YYYY HH:mm:ss', 'de');
// Samstag, 9. Januar 2010 08:07:06

intlDT.months('en')[0]
// January
intlDT.months('de')[0]
// Januar

intlDT.days('en')[0]
// Monday
intlDT.days('de')[0]
// Montag

API

intlDT.format

Uses a given date and transformes it by a given template into a localized string.

intlDT.format(date, template[, locales])
intlDT([date[, locales]]).format(template[, locales])
intlDT([locales]).format(date, template[, locales])

intlDT.months

Returns a localized array of all months.

intlDT.months([locales, [type]])
intlDT([locales]).months([type])
intlDT([date[, locales]]).months([type])

intlDT.days

Returns a localized array of all days of the week.

intlDT.days([locales, [type]])
intlDT([locales]).days([type])
intlDT([date[, locales]]).days([type])

Parameters

date: Date

A valid JavaScript date object.

locales: String

A valid locales argument.

Locales are always optional. If not provided the system default local is used.

At the moment only strings are supported.

template: String

A template string defining a template a date may be formated into. The following table defines the valid template tags.

type: String

Defines the type of the return value. Default value is long.

Valid types are

• long converts to tag MMMM
• short converts to tag MMM

License

Licensed under the MIT License.