Moment.js is a javascript date library that helps create, manipulate, and format dates without extending the `Date` prototype.
The moment npm package is a JavaScript library for parsing, validating, manipulating, and formatting dates. It is widely used for handling dates and times in Node.js and browser applications.
Parsing
Parse a date string into a moment object.
moment('2023-04-05')Validation
Check if a date is valid.
moment('2023-04-05').isValid()Manipulation
Manipulate dates by adding time to the current date.
moment().add(7, 'days')Formatting
Format a moment date object into a string in a specified format.
moment().format('YYYY-MM-DD')Query
Query dates to compare them.
moment().isBefore('2023-12-25')Provides a collection of simple, pure functions for manipulating JavaScript dates. It is modular, allowing you to pick and choose which functions you need, and is generally considered to be a lighter-weight alternative to moment.
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Moment.js is a javascript date library that helps create, manipulate, and format dates without extending the Date prototype.
Author: Tim Wood
Version: 1.0.0
npm install moment
Read the documentation at momentjs.com/docs.
The folks over at date.js.
Everyone who helped with php.js date.
Ryan McGeary for his work on the jQuery timeago plugin.
Moment.js is freely distributable under the terms of the MIT license.
Added convenience methods for getting and setting date parts
Added better support for moment.add()
Added better lang support in node
Renamed library from underscore.date to Moment.js
Added Portuguese, Italian, and French language support
Added _date.lang() support. Added support for passing multiple formats to try to parse a date. _date("07-10-1986", ["MM-DD-YYYY", "YYYY-MM-DD"]); Made parse from string and single format 25% faster.
Buxfix for issue 8 and issue 9.
Buxfix for issue 5.
Dropped the redundant _date.date() in favor of _date().
Removed _date.now(), as it is a duplicate of _date() with no parameters.
Removed _date.isLeapYear(yearNuumber). Use _date([yearNumber]).isLeapYear() instead.
Exposed customization options through the _date.relativeTime, _date.weekdays, _date.weekdaysShort, _date.months, _date.monthsShort, and _date.ordinal variables instead of the _date.customize() function.
Added date input formats for input strings.
Added underscore.date to npm. Removed dependancies on underscore.
Added 'z' and 'zz' to _.date().format(). Cleaned up some redundant code to trim off some bytes.
Cleaned up the namespace. Moved all date manipulation and display functions to the _.date() object.
Switched to the Underscore methodology of not mucking with the native objects' prototypes. Made chaining possible.
Changed date names to be a more pseudo standardized 'dddd, MMMM Do YYYY, h:mm:ss a'.
Added Date.prototype functions add, subtract, isdst, and isleapyear.
Changed function names to be more concise. Changed date format from php date format to custom format.
Initial release
1.0.1
Added moment.version to get the current version.
Removed window !== undefined when checking if module exists to support browserify. issue 25
FAQs
Parse, validate, manipulate, and display dates
The npm package moment receives a total of 7,737,533 weekly downloads. As such, moment popularity was classified as popular.
We found that moment demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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