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luxon-parser

kensnyder3kISC1.0.0TypeScript support: included

Add DateTime.fromHuman() and DateTime.fromAny() functions to Luxon that can parse a wide range of date formats including human-input dates

luxon, date, datetime, parse, parser, date parser, parse date, human

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luxon-parser

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The most comprehensive and accurate date parser for Node and browsers. It uses Intl to provide parsing support for all installed locales. This plugin connects the capabilities of any-date-parser to luxon.

It allows parsing every imaginable date format to a Luxon DateTime object. Most locales are supported automatically.

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Motivation

  1. The APIs I consume have a lot of different date formats
  2. I want to create REST APIs that accept all major formats
  3. I want to handle user-input dates
  4. I want to support dates in other languages according to JavaScript's new Intl global object

Installation

npm install luxon luxon-parser

Usage

Option 1: import functions (recommended)

import { dateTimeFromHuman, dateTimeFromAny } from 'luxon-parser';

const date1 = dateTimeFromHuman('March 5th, 2016 at 7:05pm');
const date2 = dateTimeFromHuman('9 days ago');
const date3 = dateTimeFromHuman('2016-03-05 23:59:59 CST');
const date4 = dateTimeFromAny(new Date());

Option 2: use new functions on DateTime object

import { DateTime } from 'luxon';
import 'luxon-parser';

const date1 = DateTime.fromHuman('March 5th, 2016 at 7:05pm');
const date2 = DateTime.fromHuman('9 days ago');
const date3 = DateTime.fromHuman('2016-03-05 23:59:59 CST');
const date4 = DateTime.fromAny(new Date());

dateTimeFromHuman(string, options) : DateTime

Create a DateTime from any given string.

dateTimeFromAny(any, options) : DateTime

Create a DateTime from string, milliseconds, object, DateTime, or Date.

Locale Support

Locales are supported through a second argument:

import { dateTimeFromHuman, dateTimeFromAny } from 'luxon-parser';

const date1 = dateTimeFromHuman('15 septembre 2015', { locale: 'fr' });
const date2 = dateTimeFromAny('15 septembre 2015', { locale: 'fr' });

See the Luxon docs on locales and the example non-English dates that any-date-parser can parse.

Sister Packages

Unit Testing

luxon-parser has 100% code coverage.

  • To run tests, run npm test
  • To check coverage, run npm run coverage

Unit tests require a global install of full-icu and luxon. The test runner will attempt to install these if absent. It tests compatibility with Luxon version 1.x, 2.x and 3.x

Contributing

Contributions are welcome. Please open a GitHub ticket for bugs or feature requests. Please make a pull request for any fixes or new code you'd like to be incorporated.

changelog

Change Log

v1.0.0 on 2024-11-10

  • Update any-date-parser to 2.0.0
  • Both cjs and esm now supported
  • Directly export dateTimeFromHuman and dateTimeFromAny
  • Dropped support for registering custom formats

v0.9.3 on 2022-08-01

  • Bump minimist from 1.2.5 to 1.2.6

v0.9.2 on 2022-08-01

  • Upgrade to any-date-parser version 1.5.3

v0.9.1 on 2022-01-20

  • Rename package.json "tags" to "keywords"

v0.9.0 on 2022-01-20

  • Initial release