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# Retail Calendar A configurable merchandising and retail calendar generator. For a given year and configuration, generates merchandising calendar along with Gregorian boundaries. It can be used for generating all calendar types, including NRF 4-5-4 calendar, 4-4-5 calendar or Gregorian calendar. ## Installation Using npm: ```shell $ npm i --save retail-calendar ``` ## Usage: Instantiate RetailCalendarFactory with preferred options. ```javascript const { WeekCalculation, WeekGrouping, LastDayOfWeek, LastMonthOfYear, RetailCalendarFactory, } = require('retail-calendar') const calendar = new RetailCalendarFactory( { weekCalculation: WeekCalculation.LastDayNearestEOM, weekGrouping: WeekGrouping.Group454, lastDayOfWeek: LastDayOfWeek.Saturday, lastMonthOfYear: LastMonthOfYear.January, }, 2017, ) ``` A retail calendar either has 52 or 53 weeks. ```javascript calendar.numberOfWeeks calendar.year // Given year, 2017 in this case ``` A retail calendar always has 12 months. ```javascript calendar.months calendar.months[0].monthOfYear // Starts from 1, up to 12 ``` A retail calendar has **quarter of year** and **week of quarter** Both Month and Week has quarter information ```javascript calendar.months[0].quarterOfYear // from 1 to 4 calendar.weeks[0].quarterOfYear // from 1 to 4 ``` The week also has week of quarter: ```javascript calendar.weeks[0].weekOfQuarter ``` Each month consist of complete weeks. Month boundaries are always at the end of week. End of week is given in `lastDayOfWeek` option. Number of weeks for each month is defined in `weekGrouping` option. ```javascript // Week grouping is 454 which means calendar.months[0].numberOfWeeks // 4 calendar.months[1].numberOfWeeks // 5 calendar.months[2].numberOfWeeks // 4 calendar.months[3].numberOfWeeks // 4 calendar.months[4].numberOfWeeks // 5 calendar.months[5].numberOfWeeks // 4 // Each quarter repeats the same pattern. // Each month has an array of weeks it contains. calendar.months[0].weeks ``` Each month start and end boundaries expressed in Gregorian calendar. ```javascript // Date time of beginning of month. // In this case Feb 5, 2017 12:00 AM calendar.months[0].gregorianStartDate // Date time of end of month. // In this case March 5, 2017 11:59.999 PM calendar.months[0].gregorianEndDate ``` All weeks in a retail calendar are also directly accessible. Each week also has boundaries available in Gregorian calendar. ```javascript calendar.weeks // All weeks in calendar. calendar.weeks[0].gregorianStartDate // Date calendar.weeks[0].gregorianEndDate // Date ``` ### 53 week years Based on given configuration, a year may contain 53 weeks. #### Restated *previous versions of this library used the LeapYearStrategy option to configure restated behavior. This is no longer supported. All 53 week calendars are not restated* #### Dropping Last Week LAST week of year is "dropped" for 53-week years. This is the default behavior. ```javascript // Last week of year has no month. calendar.weeks[52].weekOfYear // 52 calendar.weeks[52].weekOfMonth // -1 calendar.weeks[52].monthOfYear // -1 // First month starts from 1st week calendar.months[0].weeks[0].weekOfYear // 0 ``` *previous versions of this library returned weekOfYear as -1, this is no longer the case. Last week's weekOfYear is 52* #### Add Leap Week to Month If `addLeapWeekToMonth` is `11`, extra week is "added" to the ELEVENTH month ```javascript // AddToPenultimateMonth calendar example for 445 Calendar. // 11th Month has 5 weeks instead of 4 calendar.months[10].weeks.length //5 ``` *previous versions of this library supported `leapYearStrategy` option value `LeapYearStrategy.AddToPenultimateMonth` for the same behavior. `leapYearStrategy` is no longer supported* ### Options #### LastDayOfWeek Positive integer from 1 (Monday) to 7 (Sunday). Identifies on which day of week the calendar weeks end. Years, months, weeks of the retail calendar always ends on this day of week. #### WeekCalculation Identifies which method to use when calculating end of the retail calendar year. See [4-4-5 Calendar](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/4%E2%80%934%E2%80%935_calendar) article for how both of these methods work. - WeekCalculation.LastDayNearestEOM: Use the last end of retail week, nearest the end of last Gregorian month in the year. - WeekCalculation.LastDayBeforeEOM: Use the last end of retail week, before the end of last Gregorian month in the year. - WeekCalculation.LastDayBeforeEomExceptLeapYear: Use the last end of retail week, before the end of last Gregorian month in the year. If next year is leap year (has 53 weeks), make this year leap year by moving end of this year by 1 week forward. - WeekCalculation.FirstBOWOfFirstMonth: Use the first, beginning of week day, of the start month as the start day of year. #### LastMonthOfYear Specifies the month the year ends. Plan year is the Gregorian year of the first month. For example if last month is January and given year is 2017. The last month of retail calendar is January 2018 If last month is December and given year is 2017. The last month of retail calendar is December 2017. #### WeekGrouping Specifies how many weeks each month has in a quarter. - `WeekGrouping.Group454`: 1st month has 4 weeks, 2nd has 5, 3rd has 4. Repeats for each quarter. - `WeekGrouping.Group544`: 1st month has 5 weeks, 2nd has 4, 3rd has 4. Repeats for each quarter. - `WeekGrouping.Group445`: 1st month has 4 weeks, 2nd has 4, 3rd has 5. Repeats for each quarter. #### addLeapWeekToMonth If `addLeapWeekToMonth` is set to `10`, then the penultimate month will not abide this rule, as it will have an extra week. This value is zero-indexed. #### leapYear, leapYearEndDate, leapYearFrequency Overrides how leap years are calculated. Used only if weekCalculation is set to `WeekCalculation.CustomLeapYear`. If these options are set, given `leapYearEndDate` will be the end of calendar year of `leapYear`. Then remaining leap years will be calculated using `leapYearFrequency` option. For given `{ yearEndDate: '2006-03-11', calendarYear: 2006, leapYearFrequency: 6 }` customLeapYearOptions, 2006 will be a leap year and the last day of the year will be 2006-03-11. Following leap years will be 2012, 2018, 2024 and so on. #### LeapYearStrategy [Removed] `enum` If the year is a leap year (in the context of a retail calendar that means it has 53 weeks) * And `LeapYearStrategy.Restated` is selected, the first week is not included in any month. * And `LeapYearStrategy.DropLastWeek` is selected, the last week is not included in any month. * And `LeapYearStrategy.AddToPenultimateMonth` is selected, the extra week is added to the 11th month This option has no effect on 52 week years. #### restated [Removed] *This option has been superseded by [LeapYearStrategy](#LeapYearStrategy)* `boolean`. If true, in leap years, first week is not included in any month. Otherwise, in leap years, last week is not included in any month. Has no effect on 52 week years.