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@abcnews/fuzzy-dates
Advanced tools
Parse/compare fuzzy dates
When you parse
a string you will get back a Date
object with a fuzzy
boolean property attached.
const FuzzyDates = require('@abcnews/fuzzy-dates');
// Basic date formats (.fuzzy is false)
FuzzyDates.parse('January 10, 2017');
FuzzyDates.parse('10 January, 2017');
FuzzyDates.parse('10 January 2017');
FuzzyDates.parse('Tuesday January 10th 2017');
FuzzyDates.parse('Jan 10th 2017');
// Assume the 1st of the month (.fuzzy is true)
FuzzyDates.parse('Jan 2017');
// Assume a year (.fuzzy is false). Will either use the year from the second parameter or just the current year
FuzzyDates.parse('February 2'); // will use current year
FuzzyDates.parse('February 2', new Date(2015, 1, 1)); // will use 2015
// You can give a time
FuzzyDates.parse('10am January 1, 2015');
FuzzyDates.parse('1pm January 1, 2015');
// Will handle Early, Mid, and Late prefixes in lieu of an actual date
// The date you get back will have a guessed date number and .fuzzy will be true
FuzzyDates.parse('Early March, 2017');
FuzzyDates.parse('Mid January, 2017');
FuzzyDates.parse('Late February, 2017');
You can use compare
to sort fuzzy dates (along with normal dates):
const FuzzyDates = require('@abcnews/fuzzy-dates');
[
FuzzyDates.parse('1st Feb, 2017'),
FuzzyDates.parse('Early Feb, 2017'),
FuzzyDates.parse('March 12, 2017');
FuzzyDates.parse('16 March, 2017'),
FuzzyDates.parse('Mid March, 2017'),
FuzzyDates.parse('November 8th', new Date(2016, 1, 1)),
FuzzyDates.parse('November 30, 2018'),
FuzzyDates.parse('Late November, 2018'),
FuzzyDates.parse('Late November, 2019')
].sort(FuzzyDates.compare);
// November 8, 2016
// February 1, 2017
// Early February, 2017
// March 12, 2017
// Mid March, 2017
// March 16, 2017
// Late November 2018
// November 30, 2018
// Late November, 2019
You can also output a date in a nice and simple format
const FuzzyDates = require('@abcnews/fuzzy-dates');
let date = FuzzyDates.parse('10 March 2015');
FuzzyDates.formatDate(date); // March 10, 2015
date = FuzzyDates.parse('2017, Late November');
FuzzyDates.formatDate(date); // Late November, 2017
FAQs
A fuzzy date parser/sorter
We found that @abcnews/fuzzy-dates demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 7 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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