moment-db v2.0.0

moment-db

Moment implementation for formatting Dates into ANSI compatible strings suitable for database consumption.

npm install moment-db

import MomentDB from 'moment-db.js'

Assume the date/time notation below.

Using the forementioned notation, the following database data types can be used to construct ANSI compliant date/time formats:

Converting ES Dates

Each static MomentDB function accepts a Date that can be formatted into an ANSI compliant date/time format suitible for database consumption.

DATE

const date = MomentDB.date(new Date());
// assumming date, the output would be something like:
// 2030-01-31

TIME (w/o time zone)

const time = MomentDB.time(new Date(), true);
// assumming date, the output would be something like:
// 12:01:20.903

TIME (with time zone)

const time = MomentDB.time(new Date());
// assumming date/timezone, the output would be something like:
// 12:01:20.903 -07:00

TIMESTAMP (w/o time zone)

const ts = MomentDB.timestamp(new Date(), true);
// assumming date, the output would be something like:
// 2030-01-31 12:01:20.903

TIMESTAMP (with time zone)

const ts = MomentDB.timestamp(new Date());
// assumming date/timezone, the output would be something like:
// 2030-01-31 12:01:20.903 -07:00

INTERVAL (year to month)

const date1 = new Date(Date.UTC(1900, 00, 01)), date2 = new Date();
const monthDate = new Date();
monthDate.setMonth(0);
const interval = MomentDB.intervalYearToMonth(date1, date2, monthDate);
// output (assuming we are in year 2030):
// +130-01

INTERVAL (day to second)

const date1 = new Date(), date2 = new Date(Date.UTC(1900, 00, 01));
const timeDate = new Date();
const interval = MomentDB.intervalDayToSecond(date1, date2, timeDate);
// output (assuming we are in year 2030 and the time is the as indicated in timeDate):
// -47482 12:01:20.903

Converting formatted dates/times into ES Dates

Each static MomentDB function accepts a string returned from prior call to one of the string conversion functions that will be converted back into a Date.

DATE

const date = MomentDB.date('2030-01-31');
const iso = date.toISOString();
// outputs a Date with the date set as UTC
// 2030-01-31T00:00:00.000Z

TIME (w/o time zone)

const time = MomentDB.time('12:01:20.903');
const iso = time.toISOString();
// outputs a Date with the time set as UTC
// iso output (date defaults to 0000-01-01):
// 0000-01-01T12:01:20.903Z

// can also remove the timezone, if needed:
const time2 = MomentDB.time('12:01:20.903 -07:00', true);
const iso2 = time2.toISOString();
// outputs a Date with the time set as UTC (no timezone)
// iso2 output (date defaults to 0000-01-01):
// 0000-01-01T12:01:20.903Z

TIME (with time zone)

const time = MomentDB.time('12:01:20.903 -07:00');
const iso = time.toISOString();
// outputs a Date with the time set with the indicated zone
// iso output (date defaults to 0000-01-01):
// 0000-01-01T19:29:38.903Z

TIMESTAMP (w/o time zone)

const ts = MomentDB.timestamp('2030-01-31 12:01:20.903');
const iso = ts.toISOString();
// outputs a Date with the date/time set as UTC
// iso output:
// 2030-01-31T12:01:20.903Z

// can also remove the timezone, if needed:
const ts2 = MomentDB.timestamp('2030-01-31 12:01:20.903 -07:00', true);
const iso2 = ts2.toISOString();
// outputs a Date with the date/time set as UTC (no timezone)
// iso2 output:
// 2030-01-31T12:01:20.903Z

TIMESTAMP (with time zone)

const ts = MomentDB.timestamp('2030-01-31 12:01:20.903 -07:00');
const iso = ts.toISOString();
// iso output:
// 2030-01-31T19:01:20.903Z

INTERVAL (year to month)

const date = MomentDB.intervalYearToMonth('+130-02');
const iso = date.toISOString();
// iso output (assuming the current year is 2030):
// 2160-02-01T00:00:00.000Z

// can also pass a reference date for the year instead of the default current date
const date2 = MomentDB.intervalYearToMonth('+130-02', new Date(Date.UTC(2030)));
const iso = date.toISOString();
// iso output (assuming today is 2030-02-03 and time in UTC is as indicated):
// 2160-02-01T00:00:00.000Z

INTERVAL (day to second)

const date = MomentDB.intervalDayToSecond('-47482 12:01:20.903');
const iso = date.toISOString();
// iso output (assuming today is 2030-02-03 and time in UTC is as indicated):
// 1900-02-03T12:01:20.903Z

// can also pass a reference date to use instead of the default current date
const date2 = MomentDB.intervalDayToSecond('-47482 12:01:20.903', new Date(Date.UTC(2030, 1, 3)));
const iso = date.toISOString();
// iso output (assuming today is 2030-02-03 and time in UTC is as indicated):
// 1900-02-03T12:01:20.903Z