Class FDate

Get the day of the month.

FDate.now().day// => 1-31
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Get the name of the day.

FDate.now().dayName// => Monday
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Get the short name of the day.

FDate.now().dayNameShort// => Mon
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Get the month.

Months are one-indexed, so January is month 1.

FDate.now().month()// => 1-12
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Get the name of the month.

FDate.now().monthName// => January
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Get the short name of the month.

FDate.now().monthNameShort// => Jan
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Get the week according to the Swedish locale.

Get number of the day in a week. Returns Weekday enum. If date is invalid, 0 is returned.

FDate.now().weekDay// => Weekday.MONDAY / 1
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Get the year.

FDate.now().year()// => 2022
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Returns a new FDate object with a specified amount of days added. Specify a negative amount in order to subtract days.

FDate().addDays(7)// => FDate
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Returns a cloned FDate object with a specified amount of months added. Specify a negative amount in order to subtract months.

FDate().addMonths(7)// => FDate
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Returns a new FDate object with a specified amount of years added. Specify a negative amount in order to subtract years.

FDate().addYears(7)// => FDate
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Returns a cloned FDate object and set it to the end of month.

Compares two FDate objects and returns true if they represent the same date.

Invalid dates always returns false.

Returns true if this date is after given date.

If the dates are the same this function returns false.

Returns true if this date is before given date.

If the dates are the same this function returns false.

This returns a boolean indicating whether the FDate object contains a valid date or not.

FDate().isValid()// => boolean
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returns the next date (e.g. next day, week, month, etc)

Returns a cloned FDate object and set it to the start of month.

To serialize as an ISO8601 string.

FDate().toJSON() // "2019-01-25"
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Returns a string representation of the date.

FDate().toString() // "2022-05-04"
FDate().toString(DateFormat.FULL) // "onsdag 4 maj 2022"
FDate().toString(DateFormat.LONG) // "4 maj 2022"
FDate().toString(DateFormat.ISO8601) // "2022-04-20"
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Compares two FDate objects. Returns and integer indicating whenever a comes before or after or is equal to b.

• -1 if a beomes before b.
• 0 if a and b are the same date.
• 1 if a beomes after b.

If either or both date is invalid the result is undefined behaviour and should not be relied on. Use FDate.isValid to ensure validity first, e.g. myArray.filter(it => it.isValid()) before sorting.

Create FDate from Date.

FDate.fromDate(new Date())
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Create FDate from ISO8601 string.

FDate.fromIso("2022-04-20")
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Create FDate from year, month, day.

FDate.fromYearMonthDay(2023, 1, 1) // => 2023-01-01
FDate.fromYearMonthDay("2023", "01", "01") // => 2023-01-01
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Create FDate from current date.

FDate.now()
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