Using Tiny Date Formatter

The aim of tiny date formatter is to be a simple lightweight package developers can use to easily parse date or as an education tool

    //default
    console.log((new Date()).format('yyyy'));
    // returns 2011

    //standard
    console.log((new Date()).format('mmm dd yy hh:nn:ss a/p'));
    //returns Nov 02 11 11:23:16 am

    //short date
    console.log((new Date()).format('mm/dd/yy'));
    //returns 11/02/11

    //medium date
    console.log((new Date()).format('mmm dd, yyyy'));
    //returns Nov 02, 2011

    //medium date
    console.log((new Date()).format('mmmm dd, yyyy'));
    //returns November 02, 2011

    //full date
    console.log((new Date()).format('dddd, mmmm dd, yyyy'));
    //returns Wednesday, November 02, 2011

    //shortTime
    console.log((new Date()).format('hh:nn a/p'));
    //returns 11:23 am

    //mediumTime
    console.log((new Date()).format('hh:nn:ss a/p'));
    //returns 11:23:16 am

    //isoDate
    console.log((new Date()).format('yyyy-mm-dd'));
    //returns 2011-11-02

    // parse date in 2012/2/2 format
    console.log(("2012/2/2").parse('/').format('dddd, mmmm dd, yyyy'));
    // returns 'Thursday, February 02, 2012'

    // Year - Month - Day
    console.log(("2012-2-2").parse('-').format('dddd, mmmm dd, yyyy'));
    // returns 'Thursday, February 02, 2012'

    consol.elog("2012-2-2".parse('-', 'dddd, mmmm dd, yyyy'))
    // returns 'Thursday, February 02, 2012'