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src/core/fluent-date.js
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/**
The HackMyResume date representation.
@license MIT. Copyright (c) 2015 James Devlin / FluentDesk.
@module fluent-date.js
@license MIT. See LICENSE.md for details.
@module core/fluent-date
*/
var moment = require('moment');
(function(){
/**
Create a FluentDate from a string or Moment date object. There are a few date
formats to be aware of here.
1. The words "Present" and "Now", referring to the current date
2. The default "YYYY-MM-DD" format used in JSON Resume ("2015-02-10")
3. Year-and-month only ("2015-04")
4. Year-only "YYYY" ("2015")
5. The friendly HackMyResume "mmm YYYY" format ("Mar 2015" or "Dec 2008")
6. Empty dates ("", " ")
7. Any other date format that Moment.js can parse from
Note: Moment can transparently parse all or most of these, without requiring us
to specify a date format...but for maximum parsing safety and to avoid Moment
deprecation warnings, it's recommended to either a) explicitly specify the date
format or b) use an ISO format. For clarity, we handle these cases explicitly.
@class FluentDate
*/
function FluentDate( dt ) {
var moment = require('moment');
/**
Create a FluentDate from a string or Moment date object. There are a few date
formats to be aware of here.
1. The words "Present" and "Now", referring to the current date
2. The default "YYYY-MM-DD" format used in JSON Resume ("2015-02-10")
3. Year-and-month only ("2015-04")
4. Year-only "YYYY" ("2015")
5. The friendly HackMyResume "mmm YYYY" format ("Mar 2015" or "Dec 2008")
6. Empty dates ("", " ")
7. Any other date format that Moment.js can parse from
Note: Moment can transparently parse all or most of these, without requiring us
to specify a date format...but for maximum parsing safety and to avoid Moment
deprecation warnings, it's recommended to either a) explicitly specify the date
format or b) use an ISO format. For clarity, we handle these cases explicitly.
@class FluentDate
*/
function FluentDate( dt ) {
this.rep = this.fmt( dt );
}
}
FluentDate/*.prototype*/.fmt = function( dt, throws ) {
throws = (throws === undefined || throws === null) || throws;
FluentDate/*.prototype*/.fmt = function( dt ) {
if( (typeof dt === 'string' || dt instanceof String) ) {
dt = dt.toLowerCase().trim();
if( /^(present|now|current)$/.test(dt) ) { // "Present", "Now"
@ -63,7 +68,9 @@ FluentDate/*.prototype*/.fmt = function( dt ) {
var mt = moment( dt );
if(mt.isValid())
return mt;
if( throws )
throw 'Invalid date format encountered.';
return null;
}
}
else {
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}
else if( dt.isValid && dt.isValid() )
return dt;
if( throws )
throw 'Unknown date object encountered.';
return null;
}
};
};
var months = {}, abbr = {};
moment.months().forEach(function(m,idx){months[m.toLowerCase()]=idx+1;});
moment.monthsShort().forEach(function(m,idx){abbr[m.toLowerCase()]=idx+1;});
abbr.sept = 9;
var months = {}, abbr = {};
moment.months().forEach(function(m,idx){months[m.toLowerCase()]=idx+1;});
moment.monthsShort().forEach(function(m,idx){abbr[m.toLowerCase()]=idx+1;});
abbr.sept = 9;
module.exports = FluentDate;
module.exports = FluentDate;
}());