🧰 Functions

• convertDateToDDate
• convertDDateToDate
• compareDDate
• convertDDateStringToDDate

⚙️ convertDateToDDate

Function	Type
convertDateToDDate	(d: Date) => DDate

Parameters:

• d: the Date object to convert

⚙️ convertDDateToDate

Function	Type
convertDDateToDate	(d: DDate) => Date

Parameters:

• d: the DDate object to convert

⚙️ compareDDate

If a is before b return DDATE_COMPARISON_VALUES.BEFORE

If a is the same as b return DDATE_COMPARISON_VALUES.SAME

If a is after b return DDATE_COMPARISON_VALUES.AFTER

Function	Type
compareDDate	(a: DDate, b: DDate) => DDateComparisonResult

Parameters:

• a: first DDate to compare
• b: second DDate to compare

⚙️ convertDDateStringToDDate

convert a DDateString to a DDate object

Function	Type
convertDDateStringToDDate	(dateString: string) => DDate

Parameters:

• DDateString: that should looks like 2024-01-30|9:30:45:135:756

🔧 Constants

• defaultDDate
• DDATE_ABSOLUTE_FUTUR_VALUE
• DDATESTRING_REGEX

⚙️ defaultDDate

Constant	Type
defaultDDate	DDate

⚙️ DDATE_ABSOLUTE_FUTUR_VALUE

Constant	Type
DDATE_ABSOLUTE_FUTUR_VALUE	number

Examples:

for a DDate that is at the very final day of January:

const lastDayOfJanuary =
  {
    year: 2024,
    month: 1,
    day: DDATE_ABSOLUTE_FUTUR_VALUE,
    hour: 0,
    minute: 0,
    second: 0,
    millisecond: 0,
    microsecond: 0,
  }

but you can also have a DDate that will always be the very final moment of January:

const lastMomentOfJanuary =
  {
    year: 2024,
    month: 1,
    day: DDATE_ABSOLUTE_FUTUR_VALUE,
    hour: DDATE_ABSOLUTE_FUTUR_VALUE,
    minute: DDATE_ABSOLUTE_FUTUR_VALUE,
    second: DDATE_ABSOLUTE_FUTUR_VALUE,
    millisecond: DDATE_ABSOLUTE_FUTUR_VALUE,
    microsecond: DDATE_ABSOLUTE_FUTUR_VALUE,
  }

⚙️ DDATESTRING_REGEX

Constant	Type
DDATESTRING_REGEX	RegExp

Examples:

a DDateString looks like: 2024-01-30|9:30:45:135:756

🔩 Enum

• DDATE_COMPARISON_VALUES

⚙️ DDATE_COMPARISON_VALUES

Property	Type	Description
BEFORE	-1
SAME	0
AFTER	1