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 # GedcomX-Date
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 A GEDCOM-X Date Library for Javascript, fully compliant with the [spec](https://github.com/FamilySearch/gedcomx/blob/master/specifications/date-format-specification.md).
 
 # Usage
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 ```js
 var GedcomXDate = require('gedcomx-date');
 
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 ## Node.js
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 You can install GedcomX-Date by cloning this repository or by using npm.
 ```bash
 npm install gedcomx-date
 ```
 
 ## Browser
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 Download [GedcomXDate.js](GedcomXDate.js) and enjoy.
 (Packaged with love by [browserify](http://browserify.org/))
 
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 # Reference
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 When you create a new GedcomXDate you pass in a formal date string into the contructor.
 It will parse and validate the string, and return an object representation of it.
 If there is a parsing error GedcomXDate with throw an error.
 
 ## Single
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 ```js
 var date = new GedcomXDate('A+2000-01-01');
 // date will be a Single Date