This simple package comprises of 2 properties and 3 methods namely:
- DAYS OF THE WEEK
const DAYS = [
"Sunday", "Monday", "Tuesday",
"Wednesday", "Thursday", "Friday",
"Saturday"
]- MONTHS OF THE YEAR
const MONTHS = [
"January", "February", "March",
"April", "May", "June",
"July", "August", "September",
"October", "November", "December"
]- dateTimeForHumans: This method takes a timestamp (in milli-seconds) as an argument and returns an object of the following:\
- year: e.g -> 2023,
- month: e.g -> January,
- dayOfMonth: e.g -> 10,
- day: e.g -> Wednesday,
- time: e.g -> 9:34 am, 12 noon, 7:45 pm
type DateTimeForHumansType = {
year:()=>number,
month:()=>typeof MONTHS[number],
dayOfMonth:()=>number,
day:()=>typeof DAYS[number],
time:()=>string
}
function dateTimeForHumans(timeStamp:MilliSeconds):DateTimeForHumansType- fullDate: This method takes in a timestamp of the DateTimeForHumansType and returns a formatted date string e.g -> 2 March 2023
function fullDate(timestamp:DateTimeForHumansType):string- dateFormat: This method takes in a timestamp in milli-seconds and returns one of the following:
- Today : If the timestamp was created on the current day
- Yesterday: If the timestamp was created the day before
- Days of the Week: If the timestamp was created in the last SIX(6) days e.g -> Wednesday.
- FullDate: If the timestamp was created more than a week ago e.g -> 2 March 2023
function dateFormat(timestamp:MilliSeconds)