For when you need dates, but not times, and certainly not timezones.
npm i @trys/thyme
import Thyme from '@trys/thyme'
const a = new Thyme('2018-10-02')
const b = new Thyme('2018-10-05')a.equals(b)
// false
a.equals(a)
// true
a.equals(new Thyme('2018-10-02'))
// true
new Thyme('2018-10-02').equals('2018-10-02')
// trueconst range = a.till(b)
range.contains(a)
// trueThe contains method can be added to any array, plus it'll convert any strings into Thyme objects making it a neat way to convert multiple dates to Thyme.
const range = new Thyme().range([ '2018-02-12' ])
range.contains('2018-02-12')
// truea.getFullYear()
// 2018
/* Note, zero-based */
a.getMonth()
// 9
a.getDate()
// 2
a.getDay()
// 2Thyme objects are mutable, so calling a.add() or a.remove() will return the new date AND mutate a.
a.add()
// 2018-10-03
a.add(2)
// 2018-10-05
a.remove()
// 2018-10-04a.format()
// 4 October 2018