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MomentJS - Plugins
Plugins are extended features added on MomentJS. MomentJS is an open source project and many plugins are found in MomentJS which are contributed by its users and available using Node.js and GitHub.
This chapter discusses some of the calendars plugins and date formats plugins available in MomentJS.
Calendar Plugins
This section discusses two types of Calendar plugins: ISO calendar and Taiwan calendar.
ISO calendar
You can use the following command to install it with Node.js −
npm install moment-isocalendar
You can get the moment-isocalendar.js from GitHub −
Observe the following working example with isocalendar and MomentJS −Example
var m = moment().isocalendar();
Output
Example
var m = moment.fromIsocalendar([2018, 51, 10, 670]).format( LLLL );
Output
Taiwan Calendar
You can use the following command to install it with Node.js −
npm install moment-jalaap
You can get the moment-taiwan.js from GitHub −
Observe the following working example with isocalendar and MomentJS −Example
var m = moment( 190/01/01 , tYY/MM/DD ); var c = m.twYear();
Output
Date formats Plugins
This section discusses the following types of Date format plugins −
Java dateformat parser
Short date formatter
Parse date format
Duration format
Date Range
Precise Range
Java DateFormat Parser
You can use the following command to install it with Node.js −
You can get the moment-jdateformatparser.js from GitHub −
Observe the following working example for moment-jdateformatparser and MomentJS −Example
var m = moment().formatWithJDF("dd.MM.yyyy");
Output
Short date formatter
The JavaScript file for shortdateformat can be fetched from GitHub −
Syntax
moment().short();
The display looks pke as shown in the table here −
From moment | From moment().short() |
---|---|
0 to 59 seconds | 0 to 59 s |
1 to 59 minutes | 1 to 59 m |
1 to 23 hours | 1h to 23h |
1 to 6 days | 1d to 6d |
>= 7 days and same year | Display will be pke such as feb 3, mar 6 |
>= 7 days and diff year | Display will be pke such as feb 3, 2018, mar 6, 2018 |
You can take the script for momentshort from GitHub pnk given above.
Example
var a = moment().subtract(8, hours ).short(); var b = moment().add(1, hour ).short(true);
Output
If you want to remove the suffix ago or in, you can pass true to short(tru.
Parse date format
You can use the following command to install it with Node.js −
npm install moment-parseformat
Example
var a = moment.parseFormat( Friday 2018 27 april 10:28:10 );
Output
Observe that the output shows that whatever parameters (date/ time) is given to the parseFormat, it gives the format of the date as shown above.
Duration Format
You can use the following command to install duration format on Node.js −
The repository for duration format is available here −
Let us see a working example with duration format −Example
var a = moment.duration(969, "minutes").format("h:mm:ss");
Output
This adds more details to the duration on moment created.
Date Range
You can use the following command to install date range on Node.js −
npm install moment-range
Example
window[ moment-range ].extendMoment(moment); var start = new Date(2012, 0, 15); var end = new Date(2012, 4, 23); var range = moment.range(start, end); console.log(range.start._d); console.log(range.end._d);
Output
Precise Range
Precise range will display the exact date difference in date, time and in human readable format. You can use the following command to install precise range on Node.js −
npm install moment-precise-range-plugin
Example
var a = moment("1998-01-01 09:00:00").preciseDiff("2011-03-04 18:05:06");
Output
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