Date is an english language date parser for Node.js and the browser.
This is a fork of @matthewmueller project date.js
npm install @lesjoursfr/datedate("10 minutes from now");
date("in 5 hours");
date("at 5pm");
date("at 12:30");
date("at 23:35");
date("in 2 days");
date("tuesday at 9am");
date("monday at 1:00am");
date("last monday at 1:00am");
date("tomorrow at 3pm");
date("yesterday at 12:30am");
date("5pm tonight");
date("tomorrow at noon");
date("next week tuesday");
date("next week tuesday at 4:30pm");
date("2 weeks from wednesday");
date("tomorrow night at 9");
date("tomorrow afternoon");
date("this morning at 9");
date("at 12:30pm");
date("tomorrow at 9 in the morning");
date("2 years from yesterday at 5pm");
date("last month");
date("2nd of January");
date("1st of March");
date("1 st of March");
date("31st of September 4:00am");
date("1st of January 4:00am");
date("9th of December 4:00am");
date("tomorrow afternoon at 4:30pm 1 month from now");
date("10 seconds ago");
date("1 minute ago");
date("2 hours ago");
date("5 weeks ago");
date("2 months ago");
date("1 year ago");
date("an hour later");
date("2w from wednesday");
date("2nd day of January");
date("two hours later");
date("a fortnight from wednesday");
date("a minute ago");
date("at 12:30");
date("at 12.30");
date("tuesday at 9");
date("tomorrow at 15");Create a Date from a str. You may also supply an optional offset to the starting date. offset defaults to the current date and time.
To run the tests, you'll need Node.js:
npm install
npm run test