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sofi-date
sofi-date/index.js

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sofi-date

A flexible date formatter for Node.js with support for both international (YYYY-MM-DD) and US (MM/DD/YYYY) formats. Easily format dates in different languages and styles.

Installation

npm install sofi-date

Usage

const { formateFull, formateShort } = require('sofi-date');

// Full date formatting
console.log(formateFull("2025-03-17T22:17:15", "es-ES")); // "17 de Marzo de 2025"
console.log(formateFull("2025-03-17T22:17:15", "en-US")); // "March 17, 2025"

// Short date formatting
console.log(formateShort("2025-03-17T22:17:15", "es-ES")); // "17/Mar/2025"
console.log(formateShort("2025-03-17T22:17:15", "en-US")); // "Mar/17/2025"

Supported Locales

Currently, the library fully supports the following locales:

es-ES (Spanish)
en-US (English - United States)

Other locales may work but have not been specifically tested or optimized.

API Reference

formateFull(date, locale)

Formats a date into its full text representation based on the specified locale.

Parameters:

date (String|Date): The date to format. Can be a Date object or a string parseable by the Date constructor.
locale (String): The locale to use for formatting (e.g., "es-ES", "en-US").

Returns:

(String): The formatted date string in full text format.

Examples:

formateFull("2025-03-17", "es-ES"); // "17 de Marzo de 2025"
formateFull("2025-03-17", "en-US"); // "March 17, 2025"

formateShort(date, locale)

Formats a date into a short representation with abbreviated month name.

Parameters:

date (String|Date): The date to format. Can be a Date object or a string parseable by the Date constructor.
locale (String): The locale to use for formatting (e.g., "es-ES", "en-US").

Returns:

(String): The formatted date string in abbreviated format. Examples:

formateShort("2025-03-17", "es-ES"); // "17/Mar/2025"
formateShort("2025-03-17", "en-US"); // "Mar/17/2025"

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