A versatile JavaScript library for accurately calculating age from a birthdate in 'YYYY-MM-DD' format, including leap year support.
npm install whats-my-age
A simple, yet powerful JavaScript library for calculating age and time intervals from a given date. Whether you need to calculate the age in years, months, days, or weeks, or you require a detailed breakdown of the age in all these units, this library has got you covered. It accepts both string and Date object inputs for birthdates.
We've designed this library with ease of use in mind, making it a breeze to integrate into your projects. Whether you're building a birthday reminder app, an age verification system, or just curious about how old something (or someone) is, our Age Calculator is here to help. Plus, we've made sure to handle the tricky bits, like leap years, so you don't have to worry about the details.
- Calculate age in years, months, days, or weeks.
- Get a detailed breakdown of age in years, months, weeks, and days.
- Supports both Date objects and date strings in 'YYYY-MM-DD' format as input.
- Comprehensive validation of input date strings.
- Leap years? No problem! Our calculations automatically account for them.
| Function | Description |
|:-----|:--------|
| inYears | Returns the exact number of years passed since the given Date or date string |
| inMonths | Returns the exact number of months passed since the given Date or date string |
| inWeeks | Returns the exact number of months passed since the given Date or date string considering leap years |
|inDays | Returns the exact number of days passed since the given Date or date string considering leap years|
|inAll | Returns an Object containing all of the values above |
| inAge | Returns an object with a broken down values of year, month , day. Example if you are 24,5 years old than {years: 24 , months: 6 , days: 34}|
Ready to get started? Install via npm with a simple command:
Install via npm:
```
npm install whats-my-age
`
const whatsMyAge = require('whats-my-age');
const ageInYears = whatsMyAge.inYears('1990-01-01');
console.log(Age in years: ${ageInYears});`
* Months
`Age in months: ${ageInMonths}
const ageInMonths = whatsMyAge.inMonths('1990-01-01');
console.log();`
* Days
`Age in days: ${ageInDays}
const ageInDays = whatsMyAge.inDays('1990-01-01');
console.log();`
* Weeks
`Age in weeks: ${ageInWeeks}
const ageInWeeks = whatsMyAge.inWeeks('1990-01-01');
console.log();`
`Detailed age: Years: ${detailedAge.years}, Months: ${detailedAge.months}, Days: ${detailedAge.days}
const detailedAge = whatsMyAge.inAll('1990-01-01');
console.log();``
Worried about leap years messing up your calculations? Fear not! The approach used in the library incorporates leap years automatically. This is because the calculation relies on the JavaScript Date object and the subtraction of two dates. So, whether it's a leap year or not, you'll get accurate results every time.