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namedays-cs
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Simple library to get Czech name days (jmeniny
, svátek
) for a given date.
All functions are available in the main module. You can import them like this:
import * as namedays from 'namedays-cs';
There are basically two functions to get getting name days.
The first one returns a string of name days separated by
a
letter. The second one returns an array of name days.
import {getNameDay, getNameDayArray} from 'namedays-cs';
const date = new Date(2024, 11, 24); // 24. december 2024
// String of name days
getNameDay(date); // Adam a Eva
getNameDay(date, ', '); // Adam, Eva
// Array of name days
getNameDayArray(date); // ['Adam', 'Eva']
It is possible that there are no name days for a given date:
import {getNameDay, getNameDayArray} from 'namedays-cs';
const date = new Date(2024, 11, 25); // 25. december 2024
getNameDay(date); // '' (empty string)
getNameDayArray(date); // [] (empty array)
MIT
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Simple library to get Czech name days (jmeniny, svátek) for a given date.
We found that namedays-cs demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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