title | version | signature |
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Invalid |
2.3.0 |
moment.invalid(Object);
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You can create your own invalid Moment objects, which is useful in making your own parser.
var m = moment.invalid();
m.isValid(); // false
m.format(); // 'Invalid date'
m.parsingFlags().userInvalidated; // true
invalid
also accepts an object which specifies which parsing flags to set. This will not set the userInvalidated
parsing flag unless it's one of the properties specified.
var m = moment.invalid({invalidMonth: 'Actober'});
m.parsingFlags().invalidMonth; // 'Actober'
You need not specify parsing flags recognized by Moment; the Moment will be invalid nonetheless, and the parsing flags will be returned by parsingFlags()
.