Moment.js has been retired. It had math operations on dates. I think Math is helpful on Dates.
With
moment
import moment from 'moment'
const now = Date.now()
const today = moment.utc(now)
const momentYesterday = today.subtract(1, 'days')With
@taystack/getDate:
import { getDate, subtractDays } from '@taystack/get-date' // es6
// const { getDate, subtractDays } = require('@taystack/get-date') // es5
const now = Date.now()
const today = getDate(now)
const getDateYesterday = subtractDays(now, 1)There are no dependencies. This is a small set of helpers for working with native Javascript Date objects.
npm i @taystack/get-dateimport { getDate } from '@taystack/get-date'
getDate()
// Same as new Date()
getDate(0)
// new Date(0) -> jan 1 1970import { getTime } from '@taystack/get-date'
getTime()
// Same as Date.now()
getTime(0)
// 0 -> Short-hand new Date(0).getTime()