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var now = new Cromag();
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$ npm install cromag
var Cromag = require('cromag');
var now = new Cromag();
console.log(now.toString());
Creates a Cromag instance which allows you to work with dates and times.
new Cromag()
new Cromag(milliseconds)
new Cromag(dateString)
new Cromag(year, month, day [, hour, minute, second, millisecond ])
milliseconds - Number representing the number of milliseconds since 1 January 1970 00:00:00 UTC
dateString - String value representing a date
year - Number representing the year
month - Number representing the month, 0 for January through 11 for December
day - Number representing the day of the month 1-31
hour - Number representing the hour of the day 0-23
minute - Number representing the minute of the hour 0-59
second - Number representing the second of the minute 0-59
millisecond - Number representing the millisecond 0-999
Returns the number of milliseconds of the current time. Equivalent to +new Cromag() or new Cromag().valueOf()
Cromag.now()
Returns the number of milliseconds of the time passed as dateString.
Cromag.parse(dateString)
Cromag.parse(dateString, format)
dateString - String value representing a date
format - String representing a date format
Returns the number of milliseconds representing universal time for the parameters provided. These parameters are the same as the long form of the constructor.
Cromag.UTC(year, month, day)
Cromag.UTC(year, month, day, hour)
Cromag.UTC(year, month, day, hour, minute)
Cromag.UTC(year, month, day, hour, minute, second)
Cromag.UTC(year, month, day, hour, minute, second, millisecond)
year - Number representing the year
month - Number representing the month, 0 for January through 11 for December
day - Number representing the day of the month 1-31
hour - Number representing the hour of the day 0-23
minute - Number representing the minute of the hour 0-59
second - Number representing the second of the minute 0-59
millisecond - Number representing the millisecond 0-999
Returns a new instance of Cromag set to 00:00:00 local time of the current day.
Cromag.today()
Returns a new instance of Cromag set to 00:00:00 local time of the next day.
Cromag.tomorrow()
Returns a new instance of Cromag set to 00:00:00 local time of the previous day.
Cromag.yesterday()
Returns boolean as to whether the date passed is valid.
Cromag.validateDay(day, year, month)
day - Number representing the day of the month, 1-31
year - Number representing the year
month - Number representing the month, 0-11
Returns boolean as to whether the year passed is valid
Cromag.validateYear(year)
year - Number representing the year
Returns boolean as to whether the month passed is valid
Cromag.validateMonth(month)
month - Number representing the month, 1-31
Returns boolean as to whether the hour passed is valid
Cromag.validateHour(hour)
hour - Number representing the hour, 0-23
Returns boolean as to whether the minute passed is valid
Cromag.validateMinute(minute)
minute - Number representing the minute, 0-59
Returns boolean as to whether the second passed is valid
Cromag.validateSecond(second)
second - Number representing the second, 0-59
Returns boolean as to whether the millisecond passed is valid
Cromag.validateMillisecond(millisecond)
millisecond - Number representing the millisecond, 0-999
Returns -1 if date1 is less than date2, 0 if they are the same, or 1 if date1 is more recent than date2.
Cromag.compare(date1, date2)
date1 - Cromag first date/time to compare
date2 - Cromag second date/time to compare
Returns boolean as to whether date1 is equal to date2.
Cromag.equals(date1, date2)
date1 - Cromag first date/time to compare
date2 - Cromag second date/time to compare
Returns the Number representing the day passed in, 0-7
Cromag.getDayNumberFromName(name)
name - String day as 2 characters, 3 characters, or full day, su/sun/sunday
Returns the Number representing the month passed in, 0-11
Cromag.getMonthNumberFromName(name)
name - String day as 3 characters or full month, jan/january
Returns boolean as to whether the year passed is a leap year
Cromag.isLeapYear(year)
year - Number year to check
Returns the Number of days in the month passed, 1-31
Cromag.getDaysInMonth(monthNumber)
monthNumber - Number of the month to check, 0-11
Adds and subtracts (in case of negative values) time
d.add(offsets)
offsets - Object containing a mix of milliseconds, seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, and years
Adds and subtracts the Number of days
d.addDays(days)
days - Number of days
Adds and subtracts the Number of hours
d.addHours(hours)
hours - Number of hours
Adds and subtracts the Number of milliseconds
d.addMilliseconds(milliseconds)
milliseconds - Number of milliseconds
Adds and subtracts the Number of minutes
d.addMinutes(minutes)
minutes - Number of minutes
Adds and subtracts the Number of months
d.addMonths(months)
months - Number of months
Adds and subtracts the Number of seconds
d.addMSeconds(seconds)
seconds - Number of seconds
Adds and subtracts the Number of years
d.addYears(years)
years - Number of years
Returns boolean as to whether the date is between date1 and date2
d.between(date1, date2)
date1 - Cromag first date/time to compare
date2 - Cromag seconds date/time to compare
Sets the time to 00:00:00 in the current locale
d.clearTime()
Returns a Cromag object set to the same date/time
d.clone()
Returns -1 if date is less than date/time, 0 if they are the same, or 1 if date is more recent
d.compare(date)
date - Cromag date to compare to
Returns boolean as to whether the date passed is equal to the date/time
d.equals(date)
date - Cromag date to compare to
Returns the Number day of the month, 1-31
d.getDate()
Returns the Number day of the week, 0-6
d.getDay()
Returns the Number of days between the date passed and this instance
d.getDaysBetween(date)
date - Cromag date to compare to
Returns the Number full year, 4 digits
d.getFullYear()
Returns the Number of the hour, 0-23
d.getHours()
Returns the Number of hours between the date passed and this instance
d.getHoursBetween(date)
date - Cromag date to compare to
Returns the Number of the milliseconds, 0-999
d.getMilliseconds()
Returns the Number of the minutes, 0-59
d.getMinutes()
Returns the Number of minutes between the date passed and this instance
d.getMinutesBetween(date)
date - Cromag date to compare to
Returns the Number of the month, 0-11
d.getMonth()
Returns the String representation of the abbreviated version of the month, Jan-Dec
d.getMonthAbbr()
Returns the String representation of the month, January-December
d.getMonthName()
Returns the Number of the year, 1-366
d.getOrdinalNumber()
Returns the Number of the second, 0-59
d.getSeconds()
Returns the Number of seconds between the date passed and this instance
d.getSecondsBetween(date)
date - Cromag date to compare to
Returns the Number value of the milliseconds since the epoch, similar to valueOf()
d.getTime()
Returns the Number of minutes of the time-zone offset for the current locale
d.getTimezoneOffset()
Returns the Number day of the month, universal time
d.getUTCDate()
Returns the Number day of the week, universal time
d.getUTCDay()
Returns the Number full year, universal time
d.getUTCFullYear()
Returns the Number of the hour, universal time
d.getUTCHours()
Returns the Number of the milliseconds, universal time
d.getUTCMilliseconds()
Returns the Number of the minutes, universal time
d.getUTCMinutes()
Returns the Number of the month, universal time
d.getUTCMonth()
Returns a String representation of the UTC Offset
d.getUTCOffset()
Returns the Number of the second, universal time
d.getUTCSeconds()
Returns the boolean value of whether the date/time is after date
d.isAfter(date)
date - Cromag representing a date/time
Returns the boolean value of whether the date/time is before date
d.isBefore(date)
date - Cromag representing a date/time
Sets the day of the month, 1-31
d.setDate(day)
day - Number representing the day of the month, 1-31
Sets the year
d.setFullYear(year)
year - Number representing the year
Sets the hour of the day, 0-23
d.setHours(hour)
hour - Number representing the hour of the day, 0-23
Sets the number of milliseconds
d.setMilliseconds(milliseconds)
milliseconds - Number representing the number of milliseconds, 0-999
Sets the minutes of the hour, 0-59
d.setMinutes(minute)
minute - Number representing the minute of the hour, 0-59
Sets the month of the year, 0-11
d.setMonth(month)
month - Number representing the month of the year, 0-11
Sets the seconds of the hour, 0-59
d.setSeconds(seconds)
seconds - Number representing the seconds of the hour, 0-59
Sets the date and time to the number of milliseconds since the epoch
d.setTime(time)
time - Number representing the number of seconds since the epoch
Sets the date/time to the current value
d.setTimeToNow()
Sets the day of the month, 1-31, universal time
d.setUTCDate(day)
day - Number representing the day of the month, 1-31
Sets the year, universal time
d.setUTCFullYear(year)
year - Number representing the year
Sets the hour of the day, 0-23, universal time
d.setUTCHours(hour)
hour - Number representing the hour of the day, 0-23
Sets the number of milliseconds, universal time
d.setUTCMilliseconds(milliseconds)
milliseconds - Number representing the number of milliseconds, 0-999
Sets the minutes of the hour, 0-59, universal time
d.setUTCMinutes(minute)
minute - Number representing the minute of the hour, 0-59
Sets the month of the year, 0-11, universal time
d.setUTCMonth(month)
month - Number representing the month of the year, 0-11
Sets the seconds of the hour, 0-59, universal time
d.setUTCSeconds(seconds)
seconds - Number representing the seconds of the hour, 0-59
Returns a String representation of this in an Apache CLF format
d.toCLFString()
Returns the date portion of the date/time as a String
d.toDateString()
Returns a String representation of this in a YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS format
d.toDBString()
Returns a String representation of this formatted with the format passed
d.toFormat(format)
format - String representing the format, including MM, DD, YYYY, YY, MI, SS, HH, HH24
Returns the date/time in ISO 8601 Extended Format as a String
d.toISOString()
Returns the JSON string representation of the date/time as a String
d.toJSON()
Returns the String representation of the date in the current locale
d.toLocaleDateString()
Returns the String representation of the date and time in the current locale
d.toLocaleString()
Returns the String representation of the time in the current locale
d.toLocaleTimeString()
Returns the String representation of the date and time in the current locale
d.toString()
Returns the String representation of the time in the current locale
d.toTimeString()
Returns the String representation of the date and time in universal time
d.toUTCString()
Returns the Number of milliseconds since the epoch
d.valueOf()
Returns a String representation of year, month, and day with value as the separator
d.toYMD(value)
value - String representing a separator
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