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"description": "A JavaScript class that stores a date without a time.", | ||
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DateOnly | ||
======== | ||
#dateonly | ||
A JavaScript class that stores a date without a time. | ||
####A JavaScript class that stores a date without a time. | ||
##About | ||
`DateOnly` is a data type that will only store a date, without an associated time. This allows you to work with dates without having to worry about time zones shifting the date. | ||
A simple example is a person's birthday - a birthday is not a single moment in time, but rather a full day. `DateOnly` is the perfect data type to represent such data. | ||
##Installation | ||
```javascript | ||
npm install dateonly | ||
``` | ||
##Usage | ||
```javascript | ||
// CommonJS | ||
var DateOnly = require('dateonly'); | ||
``` | ||
```javascript | ||
// AMD | ||
require(['DateOnly'], function(DateOnly) { ... }); | ||
``` | ||
```javascript | ||
// Script Tag | ||
var DateOnly = window.DateOnly; | ||
``` | ||
```javascript | ||
var DateOnly = require('dateonly'); | ||
var myBirthday = new DateOnly('7/4/1980'); | ||
``` | ||
## API ## | ||
```javascript | ||
new DateOnly(defaultValue) | ||
``` | ||
__defaultValue__: __`undefined`__ | ||
If nothing is passed into the `DateOnly` constructor, it will default to today's date. | ||
__defaultValue__: __`Date`__ | ||
If a `Date` object is passed in, the `DateOnly` instance will be set to the `Date`'s date. | ||
__defaultValue__: __`String`__ | ||
If a `String` is passed in, it will be passed to the `Date` constructor, and that new `Date` instance will then be used to set the `DateOnly`'s date. | ||
__defaultValue__: __`Number`__ | ||
If a `Number` is passed in, it will be passed to the `Date` constructor, and that new `Date` instance will then be used to set the `DateOnly`'s date. | ||
--- | ||
```javascript | ||
new DateOnly().setDate(date) | ||
``` | ||
Sets the `date` portion of the `DateOnly` instance. | ||
__date__: __`Number`__ | ||
The number to set the date to. No validation is performed. | ||
__Example:__ | ||
```javascript | ||
var date = new DateOnly('1/1/2000'); | ||
date.setDate(20); | ||
console.log(date); // { date: 20, month: 0, year: 2000 } | ||
date.setDate(80); | ||
console.log(date); // { date: 80, month: 0, year: 2000 } | ||
``` | ||
--- | ||
```javascript | ||
new DateOnly().getDate() | ||
``` | ||
Gets the `date` portion of the `DateOnly` instance. | ||
--- | ||
```javascript | ||
new DateOnly().setMonth(month) | ||
``` | ||
Sets the `month` portion of the `DateOnly` instance. As with the `Date` object, January === 0. | ||
__month__: __`Number`__ | ||
The number to set the month to. No validation is performed. | ||
--- | ||
```javascript | ||
new DateOnly().getMonth() | ||
``` | ||
Gets the `year` portion of the `DateOnly` instance. | ||
--- | ||
```javascript | ||
new DateOnly().setFullYear(year) | ||
``` | ||
Sets the `year` portion of the `DateOnly` instance. | ||
__month__: __`Number`__ | ||
The number to set the year to. No validation is performed. | ||
--- | ||
```javascript | ||
new DateOnly().getFullYear() | ||
``` | ||
Gets the `year` portion of the `DateOnly` instance. | ||
--- | ||
```javascript | ||
new DateOnly().getDay() | ||
``` | ||
Gets the day of the week of the `DateOnly` instance. As with the `Date` object, Sunday === 0. | ||
--- | ||
```javascript | ||
new DateOnly().toDate() | ||
``` | ||
Returns the `Date` representation of the `DateOnly` instance. | ||
__Example:__ | ||
```javascript | ||
var dateOnly = new DateOnly('1/1/2000'); | ||
dateOnly.toDate() instanceof Date // true | ||
dateOnly.toDate(); // Sat Jan 01 2000 00:00:00 GMT-0600 (CST) | ||
``` | ||
--- | ||
```javascript | ||
new DateOnly().valueOf() | new DateOnly().toJSON() | ||
``` | ||
Returns the numeric representation of the `DateOnly` instance, of the form `YYYYMMDD`. | ||
__Example:__ | ||
```javascript | ||
var dateOnly = new DateOnly('7/15/2000'); | ||
dateOnly.valueOf() // 20000615 | ||
dateOnly.toJSON() // 20000615 | ||
``` | ||
--- | ||
```javascript | ||
new DateOnly().toString() | ||
``` | ||
Returns the date string of the `DateOnly` instance. This is equivalent to calling `new DateOnly().toDate().toDateString()`. | ||
__Example:__ | ||
```javascript | ||
var dateOnly = new DateOnly('7/4/2000'); | ||
dateOnly.toString() // 'Tue Jul 04 2000' | ||
``` | ||
--- | ||
If you are using Mongo and Mongoose, there is a package that will allow you to store and query `DateOnly` properties that can be found [here](https://github.com/boblauer/mongoose-dateonly). | ||
##Test | ||
npm test |
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