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lib/utils/date

Provides utility functions for formatting and validating dates.

This module contains helpers to convert date strings or Date objects into consistent, human-readable formats for display in the user interface. It handles null or invalid date inputs gracefully and provides options for both long (date and time) and short (date only) formats.

Functions

isValidDate()

isValidDate(date): boolean

Check if a Date object is valid.

Parameters

date

Date

Date object to validate

Returns

boolean

True if the date is valid, false if invalid (NaN time)

Example

const date = new Date('invalid'); isValidDate(date); // Returns false const validDate = new Date('2024-01-15'); isValidDate(validDate); // Returns true

hasInvalidIsoDatePart()

hasInvalidIsoDatePart(date): boolean

Parameters

date

string

Returns

boolean


parseDateInput()

parseDateInput(date): Date | null

Parameters

date

string | number | Date | null | undefined

Returns

Date | null


formatDate()

formatDate(date, options?): string

Parameters

date

DateInput

options?
includeTime?

boolean

Returns

string


formatDateShort()

formatDateShort(date): string

Format a date for short display (just the date, no time).

Parameters

date

string | Date | null | undefined

Returns

string


formatLongDate()

formatLongDate(date, includeTime?): string

Format a date in long format with weekday, suitable for emails and notifications.

Parameters

date

Date to format

string | Date | null | undefined

includeTime?

boolean = false

Whether to include hour and minute (default: false)

Returns

string

Formatted date string like “Saturday, March 15, 2026” or “Unknown” if invalid

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