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filebay-timezone
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Returns the current time in a specified timezone or UTC by default
A Node.js package to easily fetch the current time in a specified timezone or UTC if no timezone is provided. Perfect for applications that require handling different time zones.
npm install filebay-timezone
const filebayTimezone = require('filebay-timezone');
// Get the current time in a specific timezone // Example: filebayTimezone('America/New_York') // If no timezone is provided, it returns the current UTC time. // Example: filebayTimezone()
const currentTime = filebayTimezone('America/New_York'); console.log("Current time in New York:", currentTime);
const utcTime = filebayTimezone(); console.log("Current UTC time:", utcTime);
-Simple and Easy to Use: Just provide the timezone and get the current time. -Flexibility: Works with any valid timezone string. -Fallback to UTC: If no timezone is provided, UTC time is returned by default.
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Returns the current time in a specified timezone or UTC by default
The npm package filebay-timezone receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, filebay-timezone popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that filebay-timezone 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.
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