onezero v0.0.3

OneZero.js

Installation

>npm install onezero --save

Usage

var zero = require('onezero');
var date = {year: 2027, month: 7, date: 4};
var output = zero(date) +'/'+ zero(month) +'/'+ year;
document.write(output); // prints '04/07/2027'

Why would I use this?

Time and date formatting are often written like 06/07/2018 and 08:07 AM, but by default many libraries return days, months, hours, minutes and seconds as integers, creating outputs like 6/7/2018 and 8:7 AM.

For websites and applications using string-based datetime functions in their user interfaces, this inconsistency is unacceptable.

Testing

Uses mocha and chai against ./test.js.

npm test