Getting Started

Installation

Use your favourite package manager to install the module from @abw/badger-timestamp.

npm

npm add @abw/badger-timestamp

pnpm

pnpm add @abw/badger-timestamp

yarn

yarn add @abw/badger-timestamp

Basic Use

Import the timestamp() function using ESM syntax.

import { timestamp } from '@abw/badger-timestamp'

Or via require() if you're still using Common JS format.

const { timestamp } = require('@abw/badger-timestamp')

Call the function with an ISO8601 timestamp to create a new object.

const ts = timestamp('2022-08-12T08:16:24');

The timestamp() function is a simple utility wrapper which creates a new Timestamp object. If you prefer you can import the Timestamp class, either by name or as the default export, and instantiate a new object yourself.

import Timestamp from '@abw/badger-timestamp'

const ts = new Timestamp('2022-08-12T08:16:24');

There's also the now() function which returns a Timestamp object for the current date and time.

Do the Happy Badger Dance

You are now all set to do the Happy Badger Dance