Get the current year.

# Using npm
npm install --save current-year

# Using yarn
yarn add current-year

const currentYear = require("current-year");

console.log(currentYear());
// => 2016

console.log(currentYear(true));
// => '2016'

let past = new Date(1918, 11, 1);
console.log(currentYear(past));
// => 1918

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Get the current year.

• Boolean str: If true, the result will be stringified.
• Date d: An optional date to get the year from.

• String|Number The current year.

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