any-to-luxon
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Converts various representations usually found in databases to luxon DateTime objects.
any-to-luxon.dateTimeify() takes any value and tries to parse
it into a luxon DateTime object.
If parsing fails, it returns the unchanged value. It is optimized for usage with data returnt by databases. First usecase was data in Google Cloud Datastore where every generation of client libraries messes up date objects in new and interesting ways.
any-to-luxon tries to follow modern (ES2020 etc.) practices and is Typescript and ESM friendly. No monkey-patching of built-in prototypes.
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Converts various representations usually found in databases to luxon DateTime objects.
We found that any-to-luxon demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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