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utc-time

Generate UTC time with various offsets


MIT License

Returns a JavaScript date object using the UTC timezone with optional offsets to adjust the hour, minute, second or millisecond.

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Usage

import { utcTime } from 'nodemod/dist/utc-time/index.js';

(async () => {
  /** NOTE: Assuming today's date is '2020-02-02' */
  const defaultUTCDatetime = await utcTime();
  const defaultUTCDatetimeWithOffsets = await utcTime({
    offset: {
      hour: 3,
      minute: 2,
      second: 1,
      millisecond: 0,
    },
  });
  const specifiedUTCDatetime = await utcTime({
    startDatetime: '2033-03-03T03:33:33.333Z',
  });
  
  defaultUTCDatetime === new Date('2020-02-02T00:00:00.000Z'); /** true */
  defaultUTCDatetimeWithOffsets === new Date('2020-02-02T03:02:01.000Z'); /** true */
  specifiedUTCDatetime === new Date('2033-03-03T03:33:33.333Z'); /** true */
})();

API Reference

UTCTimeOpts

  • offsets <?Object> Optional offset values when returning a JavaScript Date object using UTC timezone.
    • hour <?number> Optional offset to adjust the hour.
    • minute <?number> Optional offset to adjust the minute.
    • second <?number> Optional offset to adjust the second.
    • millisecond <?number> Optional offset to adjust the millisecond.
  • startDatetime <?string|?number|?Date> Optional starting datetime. Defaults to today's datetime if it is not provided.

utcTime([UTCTimeOpts])

utcTimeSync([UTCTimeOpts])

This methods works the same as utcTime([UTCTimeOpts]) except that this is the synchronous version.

License

MIT License © Rong Sen Ng