next-birthday
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Returns the next birthday of the birthday passed.
$ npm install --save next-birthday
var nextBirthday = require('next-birthday')
var birthday = new Date(1990, 5, 1)
nextBirthday.get(birthday)
//=> new Date(2016, 5, 1) 1st of June 2016
Type: date
Type: date
Default: new Date()
the first argument is the actual birthday we want to check and the second argument is optional and represents today's date to be taken as reference, mainly used for tesing purposes.
Using leap-year to calculate the correct next birthdays for leap year bithrdays. Using the 28th of February.
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MIT
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Returns the next birthday for the one passed
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