EsDay has 2 methods to get the elements of a date: the specific getter (year(), month() etc.) and the generic getter (get).
The year() method gets the year of the date.
The month() method gets the month of the date (0-based, i.e. 0..11).
The date() method gets the day of the month of a date.
The day() method gets the day of the week of a date (0 .. 6). If a locale is loaded, '0' is the first day of the week as defined in the locale settings. Otherwise '0' is Sunday,'1' is Monday etc.
The hour() method gets the hour of the date (0..23).
The minute() method gets the minute of the date.
The second() method gets the second of the date.
The millisecond() method gets the millisecond of the date.
The get method takes a unit parameter to define, which value to extract from a date.
esday().get(unit: UnitTypeGetSet): number
esday().year(): number
esday().month(): number
esday().date(): number
esday().day(): number
esday().hour(): number
esday().minute(): number
esday().second(): number
esday().millisecond(): number
| parameter | description |
|---|---|
| unit | Unit to use for the getter |
| Singular | Plural | Shorthand | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|
| year | years | y | |
| quarter | quarters | Q | |
| month | months | M | |
| isoWeek | isoWeeks | W | |
| week | weeks | w | |
| day | days | d | day of week |
| date | dates | D | day of month |
| hour | hours | h | |
| minute | minutes | m | |
| second | seconds | s | |
| millisecond | milliseconds | ms |
The unit week (in short, long and plural forms) requires the plugin week to be loaded.
The unit quarter (in short, long and plural forms) requires the plugin quarterOfYear to be loaded.
date is 'day of month' and day is 'day of week'.
import { esday } from 'esday'
esday('2019-01-25').year()
// Returns 2019
esday('2019-03-25').get(esday('month')
// Returns 2 as the result is 0-based
esday('2019-01-25').get(esday('D')
// Returns 25
esday('2019-01-25').get(esday('d')
// Returns 5 for Friday, as no locale is loaded