# rainge
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> A one-liner to generate accurate date ranges for copyrights

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## Install

```
npm install --save rainge
```

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## Usage

*Assuming the current year from* `Date` *function is 2016*:

#### Node

```js
const rainge = require('rainge');

rainge(2016);
//=> '2016'

rainge(1999);
//=> '1999 - 2016'
```

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#### Web
```html
<script src="https://rawgit.com/dawsonbotsford/rainge/master/bundle.js"></script>
<script>
  alert('\u00A9 ' + rainge(1999));
  //=> © 1999 - 2016
</script>
```

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Or download it with `npm install --save rainge` and reference it as:
```html
<script src="node_modules/rainge/bundle.js"></script>
```

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## About

I was tired of seeing websites in 2016 that said
> © 2015

or even worse
>© 2012 - 2014

Using `rainge`, you can set your copyright year once and have it change dynamically year-to-year. If you made your code in 2016, `rainge(2016)` will return `2016` until it is 2017, at which point `rainge(2016)` will return `2016 - 2017`

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## API

### rainge(startYear)

##### startYear

Type: `string` || `number`

#### returns

Type: `string`

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## Related
* [updateyourfooter.com](http://updateyourfooter.com/)

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## License

MIT © [Dawson Botsford](http://dawsonbotsford.com)

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