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DateJS: Evolved

The Javascript Date Library

What is it?

DateJS extends the built-in Javascript Date object to add much better parsing, internationalization support, and all the functions and syntactic sugar you could wish for.

Background

Date JS was started by Geoffrey McGill in 2007, he abandoned it on May 13th 2008; leaving the Google Code repository stagnant and with many bugs unresolved.

This fork was started improve and maintain DateJS. To keep what is still the most full featured JavaScript Date library alive, maintained, and improved.

Currently we're on track towards a 1.0 release - having fixed almost all the exist bugs and added several new features, improved parsing, and many other changes.

How to Install/Use

Just include the appropriate file from the build directory in your project. Files are named by their language and country code.

For example - date-en-US.js is suited for US English output. This is likely the most commonly used one.

File Structure

build Output from the Grunt powered build process
- development Non-minfied files with full comments. Suitable for development enviroments.
- production Fully minified (by Google's Closure Compiler) files suitable for production.
src All the source files used to build the final files.
- core The main DateJS source files.
- i18n Internationalization files. Language specifics (days of the week, regex formats,etc). Organized by IETF language tag (eg - en-US, etc).
specs Unit Tests written in Jasmine. Code coverage is calculated by BlanketJS.
tests Orginal unit tests for 2008 project. Deprecated.