functional-moment
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Demethodizing Moment.js
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functional-moment
=================
Demothodizing Moment.js to use the library in a more functional style.
Functional moment is an experimental library created by using Ramda (another experimental library) to create semi equivalent functions of the methods on Moment and Duration objects.
## Examples
``` javascript
var test = require('tape');
var moment = require('moment');
var R = require('ramda');
var fm = require('functional-moment');
var entries = [
{
date: '2014-01-23',
duration: 30 * 60
},
{
date: '2014-01-23',
duration: 1 * 60
},
{
date: 'Not a valid date',
duration: 4 * 60 * 60
}
];
test('moment test', function (t) {
var dates = R.map(R.compose(moment, R.prop('date')), entries);
var validDates = R.filter(fm.isValid, dates);
// All the functional-moment functions are currently curried functions
var dateFormatter = fm.format('MM/DD/YYYY');
var formattedDates = R.map(dateFormatter, validDates);
t.plan(5);
t.equal(validDates.length, 2);
t.equal(typeof dateFormatter, 'function');
t.equal(dateFormatter(moment('2014-01-10')), '01/10/2014');
t.equal(formattedDates.length, 2);
t.equal(formattedDates[0], '01/23/2014');
});
test('duration test', function (t) {
var duration = R.rPartial(moment.duration, 'seconds');
var durations = R.map(R.compose(duration, R.prop('duration')), entries);
// All the functional-moment functions are currently curried functions
var humanizer = fm.duration.humanize(false);
var humanDurations = R.map(humanizer, durations);
t.plan(5);
t.equal(typeof humanizer, 'function');
t.equal(humanizer.length, 1);
t.equal(humanDurations[0], '30 minutes');
t.equal(humanDurations[1], 'a minute');
t.equal(humanDurations[2], '4 hours');
});
```
This is currently a really basic attempt at demothodizing the awesome Moment.js library. A few of the problems are:
* It does not respect any default values. If the method can take an option input (for instance Moment#format takes an optional format). These values are now required as a parameter
* Functions that can act as a getter/setter can currently only set (because parameters are required)
* It feels weird to have the functions require a Moment/Duration as the input. I think if the input is something that could create a valid Moment or Duration it should do so