datelative

Datelative

I wrote it '-5m' ago.

Datelative is a JavaScript library that converts relative date strings to actual date objects. It's a handy tool for dealing with date and time manipulations in your JavaScript applications.

Installation

You can install Datelative using npm:

npm install datelative

Or using yarn:

yarn add datelative

Usage

First, import the relativeToDate function from the library:

import { relativeToDate } from 'datelative';

Then, you can use it to convert relative date strings to date objects. Here are some examples:

const reference = new Date(); // Optional reference date, defaults to the current date and time

// Add 2 days to the reference date
const date1 = relativeToDate('+2 days', reference);

// Subtract 2 days from the reference date
const date2 = relativeToDate('-2 days', reference);

// Add 2 weeks to the reference date
const date3 = relativeToDate('+2 weeks', reference);

// Subtract 2 weeks from the reference date
const date4 = relativeToDate('-2 weeks', reference);

// ... and so on for months, years, quarters, milliseconds, seconds, minutes, and hours

Sure, here's the content for the README file with "+2" in front of each unit:

Available Units

The + sign is optional and can be omitted.

The space between the number and the unit is also optional.

For example +2 ms is the same as 2ms.

• +2 ms
• +2 milliseconds
• +2 s
• +2 sec
• +2 second
• +2 seconds
• +2 Second
• +2 Seconds
• +2 m
• +2 min
• +2 minute
• +2 minutes
• +2 Min
• +2 Minute
• +2 Minutes
• +2 h
• +2 hr
• +2 Hr
• +2 hour
• +2 hours
• +2 Hour
• +2 Hours
• +2 d
• +2 D
• +2 day
• +2 days
• +2 Day
• +2 Days
• +2 w
• +2 W
• +2 wk
• +2 Wk
• +2 week
• +2 weeks
• +2 Week
• +2 Weeks
• +2 M
• +2 mon
• +2 month
• +2 months
• +2 Month
• +2 Months
• +2 y
• +2 Y
• +2 yr
• +2 yrs
• +2 year
• +2 years
• +2 Year
• +2 Years
• +2 q
• +2 qr
• +2 Q
• +2 Qr
• +2 qtr
• +2 quarter
• +2 quarters
• +2 Quarter
• +2 Quarters

see index.js for all available units.

Testing

This library includes a comprehensive set of tests to ensure its functionality. You can run these tests using npm:

npm test

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a pull request.

License

This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.