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Calculate dates with easy to read helper functions

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# @date/generator [![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/elidoran/node-date-generator.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/elidoran/node-date-generator) [![npm version](https://badge.fury.io/js/%40date%2Fgenerator.svg)](http://badge.fury.io/js/%40date%2Fgenerator) [![Coverage Status](https://coveralls.io/repos/github/elidoran/node-date-generator/badge.svg?branch=master)](https://coveralls.io/github/elidoran/node-date-generator?branch=master) Generate dates with readable function chaining. Also has functions accepting numbers to help with using values provided from elsewhere. ## Install ```sh npm install @date/generator --save ``` ## Usage ```javascript var gen = require('@date/generator') // these are equivalent: // specify each thing individually var washingtonDay = gen.third().monday().in().february().of(2016) // skip the in() and of() and specify the year in the february() call var washingtonDay = gen.third().monday().february(2016) // specify 'third' with a '3' to monday(), // 'february' with '1' to month() var washingtonDay = gen.monday(3).month(1).of(2016) var thanksgiving = gen.fourth().thursday().in().november().of(2016) ``` ## Order Start with the order functions: 1. `first()` - 1 2. `second()` - 2 3. `third()` - 3 4. `fourth()` - 4 5. `last()` - 5 (will be last, even when last is the fourth) ## Days Day functions are available after calling an order function, or, start with them and specify the order value as 1-5: 1. `sunday()` 2. `monday()` 3. `tuesday()` 4. `wednesday()` 5. `thursday()` 6. `friday()` 7. `saturday()` ## Months Month functions are available after calling a day function: 1. `january()` 2. `february()` 3. `march()` 4. `april()` 5. `may()` 6. `june()` 7. `july()` 8. `august()` 9. `september()` 10. `october()` 11. `november()` 12. `december()` Also, shortcut making a call to `of(year)` after it and specify the year in the month call, like `august(2016)`. ## Years Last call specifies the year to function `of(year)` and returns a Date instance. ## [MIT License](LICENSE)