Date extension

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Properties

ABSOLUTE_FB → String

Available on DateTime, provided by the Date extension

Aug 29, 2023 at 12:27 AM
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DATE → String

Available on DateTime, provided by the Date extension

9,May 2023
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dayTimeName → String

Available on DateTime, provided by the Date extension

Time Names in day
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DHMS → String

Available on DateTime, provided by the Date extension

Wednesday at 00:00:00 am
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DMY → String

Available on DateTime, provided by the Date extension

DD-MM-YYYY
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emailDate → String

Available on DateTime, provided by the Date extension

RFC 2822: This is a standard for email messages that includes a date and time. It uses a format like “Sun, 27 Aug 2023 18:31:19 +0500” to represent the date and time.
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firebase → String

Available on DateTime, provided by the Date extension

12 August 2023 at 09:41:45 UTC+5
no setter
HM_12 → String

Available on DateTime, provided by the Date extension

9:12 PM
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HM_24 → String

Available on DateTime, provided by the Date extension

21:12
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hmAndSeconds → String

Available on DateTime, provided by the Date extension

11:30 PM and 20 seconds
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HMMDY → String

Available on DateTime, provided by the Date extension

9:12 AM on May 9, 2023
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HMS_12 → String

Available on DateTime, provided by the Date extension

9:12:23 PM
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HMS_24 → String

Available on DateTime, provided by the Date extension

21:12:23
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isLeapYear → bool

Available on DateTime, provided by the Date extension

A leap year is a year with an extra day—February 29—which is added nearly every four years to the calendar year. In an ordinary year, there are 365 days in the year, but in a leap year, there are 366 days. The extra day is added to the calendar every four years so that our calendar stays synchronized with the astronomical seasons.
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iso801 → String

Available on DateTime, provided by the Date extension

Variation of the ISO 8601 standard, which is used by HTML for its date and time strings.
no setter
longUSDateTime → String

Available on DateTime, provided by the Date extension

Long date and time: This format displays the date and time using the long format specified in the regional settings. For example, in the United States, this format is typically “dddd, MMMM dd, yyyy h:mm:ss tt”.
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macOSDateTime → String

Available on DateTime, provided by the Date extension

MAC OS Format: The date and time format "Sun 27 Aug 11:30 PM" appears to be in a relatively standard and commonly used format for displaying dates and times in a readable, human-friendly way. macOS allows you to customize date and time formats to a certain extent, but this particular format doesn't require extensive customization and is typically available as one of the default options.
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S_UTC_MDY → String

Available on DateTime, provided by the Date extension

1 second past midnight Eastern Standard Time (EST) on January 1, 1901
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SHMMDY → String

Available on DateTime, provided by the Date extension

30 seconds after 2:00 PM on April 1, 1977
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shortUSDateTime → String

Available on DateTime, provided by the Date extension

Short date and time: This format displays the date and time using the short format specified in the regional settings. For example, in the United States, this format is typically “M/d/yyyy h:mm tt”.
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slash_DMY → String

Available on DateTime, provided by the Date extension

DD/MM/YYYY
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timeAgoNumeric → String

Available on DateTime, provided by the Date extension

Return a time difference in Numeric
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timeAgoString → String

Available on DateTime, provided by the Date extension

Return a time difference in String letters
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