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| import Dateo from './dateo.mjs' | ||
| import Dateo from './dateo' | ||
| export {Dateo} |
| { | ||
| "name": "djz", | ||
| "version": "0.0.2", | ||
| "version": "0.0.3", | ||
| "description": "Timezone-aware better Javascript Date", | ||
| "main": "index.cjs", | ||
| "type": "module", | ||
| "exports": { | ||
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@@ -24,2 +24,45 @@ # djz - Timezone-aware better Javascript Date | ||
| ### Wallclock methods | ||
| For all below methods, `wallclock` is one of: `fullYear`, `month`, `date`, `hours`, `minutes`, `seconds`, `milliseconds`. | ||
| These methods manipulate the wallclock time with respect to a particular timezone, regardless of the timezone of the runtime. | ||
| - `get wallclock`: `wallclock = date.wallclock`. | ||
| - `set wallclock`: `date.wallclock = wallclock`. The value can be the new value, or a function that takes the old value and returns the new value or undefined to skip setting. | ||
| For example: `date.setFullYear(year => year + 1)`, `date.setFullYear(2020)`, `date.setFullYear()`, `date.setFullYear(() => undefined)`. | ||
| - `getWallclock()` | ||
| - `setWallclock()`: set the wallclock and return the Dateo instance. Example: `date.setMonth(x => x + 1).setDate(1) === date`. | ||
| - `withWallclock()`: return a new Dateo instance with the wallclock set. Example: `date.withWallclock({month: 1, date: 1}) !== date`. | ||
| Besides, `day` wallclock is get only. | ||
| - `get day`. | ||
| - `getDay()`. | ||
| ### Timezone | ||
| TimezoneOffset methods return the timezone offset in minutes with reverse sign. | ||
| These methods for compatibility with Date. | ||
| For example: GMT+9 returns -540. | ||
| - `get timezoneOffset`: always return the pre-defined timezone offset, not the runtime timezone offset. | ||
| - `set timezoneOffset`: change the timezone offset, but keep the value of `getTime()` (epoch) unchanged. The value can be the new value, or a function that takes the old value and returns the new value or undefined to skip setting. | ||
| - `getTimezoneOffset()`. | ||
| - `setTimezoneOffset()`: set the timezone offset and return the Dateo instance. | ||
| - `withTimezoneOffset()`: return a new Dateo instance with the timezone offset set. | ||
| Timezone (no `Offset` suffix) methods return the timezone offset in hour with correct sign. | ||
| For example: GMT+9 returns 9. | ||
| - `get timezone`: always return the pre-defined timezone offset, not the runtime timezone offset. | ||
| - `set timezone`: change the timezone offset, but keep the value of `getTime()` (epoch) unchanged. The value can be the new value, or a function that takes the old value and returns the new value or undefined to skip setting. | ||
| - `getTimezone()`. | ||
| - `setTimezone()`: set the timezone offset and return the Dateo instance. | ||
| - `withTimezone()`: return a new Dateo instance with the timezone offset set. | ||
| ### Epoch methods | ||
| - `get time`: return the epoch time. | ||
| - `set time`: set the epoch time. The value can be the new value, or a function that takes the old value and returns the new value or undefined to skip setting. | ||
| - `getTime()`. | ||
| - `setTime()`: set the epoch time and return the Dateo instance. | ||
| - `withTime()`: return a new Dateo instance with the epoch time set. | ||
| ### Constructor | ||
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| ### Wallclock methods | ||
| For all below methods, `wallclock` is one of: `fullYear`, `month`, `date`, `hours`, `minutes`, `seconds`, `milliseconds`. | ||
| These methods manipulate the wallclock time with respect to a particular timezone, regardless of the timezone of the runtime. | ||
| - `get wallclock`: `wallclock = date.wallclock`. | ||
| - `set wallclock`: `date.wallclock = wallclock`. The value can be the new value, or a function that takes the old value and returns the new value or undefined to skip setting. | ||
| For example: `date.setFullYear(year => year + 1)`, `date.setFullYear(2020)`, `date.setFullYear()`, `date.setFullYear(() => undefined)`. | ||
| - `getWallclock()` | ||
| - `setWallclock()`: set the wallclock and return the Dateo instance. Example: `date.setMonth(x => x + 1).setDate(1) === date`. | ||
| - `withWallclock()`: return a new Dateo instance with the wallclock set. Example: `date.withWallclock({month: 1, date: 1}) !== date`. | ||
| Besides, `day` wallclock is get only. | ||
| - `get day`. | ||
| - `getDay()`. | ||
| ### Timezone | ||
| TimezoneOffset methods return the timezone offset in minutes with reverse sign. | ||
| These methods for compatibility with Date. | ||
| For example: GMT+9 returns -540. | ||
| - `get timezoneOffset`: always return the pre-defined timezone offset, not the runtime timezone offset. | ||
| - `set timezoneOffset`: change the timezone offset, but keep the value of `getTime()` (epoch) unchanged. The value can be the new value, or a function that takes the old value and returns the new value or undefined to skip setting. | ||
| - `getTimezoneOffset()`. | ||
| - `setTimezoneOffset()`: set the timezone offset and return the Dateo instance. | ||
| - `withTimezoneOffset()`: return a new Dateo instance with the timezone offset set. | ||
| Timezone (no `Offset` suffix) methods return the timezone offset in hour with correct sign. | ||
| For example: GMT+9 returns 9. | ||
| - `get timezone`: always return the pre-defined timezone offset, not the runtime timezone offset. | ||
| - `set timezone`: change the timezone offset, but keep the value of `getTime()` (epoch) unchanged. The value can be the new value, or a function that takes the old value and returns the new value or undefined to skip setting. | ||
| - `getTimezone()`. | ||
| - `setTimezone()`: set the timezone offset and return the Dateo instance. | ||
| - `withTimezone()`: return a new Dateo instance with the timezone offset set. | ||
| ### Epoch methods | ||
| - `get time`: return the epoch time. | ||
| - `set time`: set the epoch time. The value can be the new value, or a function that takes the old value and returns the new value or undefined to skip setting. | ||
| - `getTime()`. | ||
| - `setTime()`: set the epoch time and return the Dateo instance. | ||
| - `withTime()`: return a new Dateo instance with the epoch time set. | ||
| ## TODO | ||
| - [ ] Implement `Datez` class, with timezone defined by name. For example: `'Asia/Tokyo'`. Which might require `Intl` available in the runtime. |
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