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clock-format-utility
Utility that can detect clock format (12/24 hour) and can set clock format for moment
clock-format-utility
This is a tiny library used to set 12/24 hour clock formatting. The main use-case is to support non-standard language/localization combinations - specifically in moment.
It exposes the following methods; two detection methods:
- detectDeviceClockFormat
- by parsing
date.toLocaleString(detectedDeviceLocale)
- by parsing
- detectDeviceLocale
- using
react-native-device-infoor (if not available)navigator.language
- using
And two specifically aimed at configuring moment:
- setMomentLocaleClockFormat
- overrides current moment locale clock format with detected device clock format
- setMomentLocale
- sets
moment.localeto the detected device locale
- sets
Please feel free to submit pull-requests for other libraries (detectDeviceLocale could benefit from supporting more libraries than react-native-device-info, and setters for date-fns would be very welcome)
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Utility that can detect clock format (12/24 hour) and can set clock format for moment
The npm package clock-format-utility receives a total of 9 weekly downloads. As such, clock-format-utility popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that clock-format-utility 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.
Package last updated on 16 Sep 2017
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