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Thank you for this great library!!! I have forked the library and added a few more features. So, if you would like to merge these changes please let me know and I can clean it up and add test cases. If there any issues, please me know. The features added are as follows:
Querying
Support for multiple subsequent add/subtract calls.
Additionally, moment.range has been modified to also support with a range query string inputs which will be converted to a DateRange. Examples of this are as follows:
(2009>>2012)
(2009>>2012)(^2008-2010)
(January 1, 2012>>2015)
Subtraction Boundary
You can say whether you want to include/exclude the boundary dates during subtraction.
// 1 second offset from left/right of rangeRangeA.subtract(RangeB).subtract(RangeC,1,'s')
Note: This can be done by the user quite easily, but I figured it would be awesome if the library supported it.
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Sorry for the delay in getting back to you (been crazy busy). I'm definitely interested in these updates. If you provide a PR with docs & tests I'd be more than happy to merge it in and add you to the contributors. Thank you!
Thank you for this great library!!! I have forked the library and added a few more features. So, if you would like to merge these changes please let me know and I can clean it up and add test cases. If there any issues, please me know. The features added are as follows:
Querying
Support for multiple subsequent add/subtract calls.
Query String
Additionally,
moment.range
has been modified to also support with a range query string inputs which will be converted to aDateRange
. Examples of this are as follows:(2009>>2012)
(2009>>2012)(^2008-2010)
(January 1, 2012>>2015)
Subtraction Boundary
You can say whether you want to include/exclude the boundary dates during subtraction.
Note: This can be done by the user quite easily, but I figured it would be awesome if the library supported it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: