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  # Date TZ
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- Powerful timezone-aware date utilities for JavaScript and TypeScript. `DateTz` keeps timestamps in sync with IANA timezones, handles daylight-saving changes transparently, and exposes a tiny, dependency-free API that stays close to the platform `Date` object while remaining predictable.
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+ Powerful, dependency-free timezone utilities for JavaScript and TypeScript. `DateTz` keeps minute-precision timestamps aligned with IANA timezones, detects daylight-saving transitions automatically, and pairs a tiny API with comprehensive TypeScript definitions.
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- ## Features
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+ ## TL;DR
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- - Full TypeScript support with `DateTz`, `IDateTz`, and the bundled `timezones` catalog.
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- - Minute-precision timestamps normalised to UTC while exposing friendly getters (`year`, `month`, `day`, ...).
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- - Formatting and parsing with familiar tokens (`YYYY`, `MM`, `DD`, `HH`, `hh`, `aa`, `tz`, and more).
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- - Arithmetic helpers (`add`, `set`) that respect leap years, month lengths, and DST.
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- - Instant timezone conversion with `convertToTimezone` and `cloneToTimezone`, backed by automatic DST detection (`Intl.DateTimeFormat`).
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- - Works in Node.js and modern browsers without polyfills.
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+ ```ts
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+ import { DateTz } from '@lbd-sh/date-tz';
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+ const rome = new DateTz(Date.UTC(2025, 5, 15, 7, 30), 'Europe/Rome');
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+ rome.toString(); // "2025-06-15 09:30:00"
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+ rome.toString('DD LM YYYY HH:mm tz', 'en'); // "15 June 2025 09:30 Europe/Rome"
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+ rome.isDst; // true
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+ const nyc = rome.cloneToTimezone('America/New_York');
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+ nyc.toString('YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm tz'); // "2025-06-15 03:30 America/New_York"
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+ rome.add(2, 'day').set(11, 'hour');
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+ rome.toString('YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm'); // "2025-06-17 11:30"
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+ ```
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  ## Installation
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  npm install @lbd-sh/date-tz
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  # or
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  yarn add @lbd-sh/date-tz
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+ # or
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+ pnpm add @lbd-sh/date-tz
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  ```
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- ## Quick Start
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+ ## Why DateTz?
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- ```ts
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- import { DateTz } from '@lbd-sh/date-tz';
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+ - **Predictable arithmetic** – timestamps are truncated to minutes to avoid millisecond drift.
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+ - **DST aware** – offsets come from the bundled `timezones` map and are verified via `Intl.DateTimeFormat` when available.
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+ - **Rich formatting/parsing** – reuse familiar tokens (`YYYY`, `MM`, `hh`, `AA`, `tz`, `LM` for locale month names, and more).
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+ - **Lean footprint** – no runtime dependencies, CommonJS output plus type declarations.
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+ - **Ergonomic conversions** – move or clone dates across timezones in one call.
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- // Create a Rome-based date for 2025-03-01 09:15
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- const meeting = new DateTz(Date.UTC(2025, 2, 1, 8, 15), 'Europe/Rome');
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+ ## API Surface at a Glance
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- meeting.toString(); // "2025-03-01 09:15:00"
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- meeting.toString('DD MMM YYYY HH:mm'); // "01 Mar 2025 09:15"
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+ | Member | Description |
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+ | ------ | ----------- |
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+ | `new DateTz(value, tz?)` | Accepts a timestamp or an `IDateTz` compliant object plus an optional timezone id. |
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+ | `DateTz.now(tz?)` | Returns the current moment in the given timezone (default `UTC`). |
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+ | `DateTz.parse(string, pattern?, tz?)` | Creates a date from a formatted string. |
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+ | `DateTz.defaultFormat` | Global default pattern used by `toString()` with no args. |
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+ | Instance getters | `year`, `month`, `day`, `hour`, `minute`, `dayOfWeek`, `isDst`, `timezoneOffset`. |
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+ | Instance methods | `toString(pattern?, locale?)`, `compare(other)`, `isComparable(other)`, `add(value, unit)`, `set(value, unit)`, `convertToTimezone(tz)`, `cloneToTimezone(tz)`. |
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- // Move the meeting forward and switch to New York time
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- meeting.add(1, 'day').add(2, 'hour');
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- const nyc = meeting.cloneToTimezone('America/New_York');
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+ ## Pattern Tokens
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- nyc.toString('YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm tz'); // "2025-03-02 05:15 America/New_York"
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- nyc.isDst; // true or false depending on the date
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- ```
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+ | Token | Meaning | Example |
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+ | ----- | ------- | ------- |
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+ | `YYYY`, `yyyy` | Four digit year | `2025` |
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+ | `YY`, `yy` | Two digit year | `25` |
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+ | `MM` | Month (01–12) | `06` |
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+ | `LM` | Locale month name (capitalised) | `June` |
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+ | `DD` | Day of month (01–31) | `15` |
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+ | `HH` | Hour (00–23) | `09` |
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+ | `hh` | Hour (01–12) | `03` |
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+ | `mm` | Minute (00–59) | `30` |
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+ | `ss` | Second (00–59) | `00` |
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+ | `aa` | `am`/`pm` marker | `am` |
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+ | `AA` | `AM`/`PM` marker | `PM` |
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+ | `tz` | Timezone identifier | `Europe/Rome` |
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- ## Usage
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+ > Need literal text? Keep it inside square brackets. Example: `YYYY-MM-DD[ @ ]HH:mm` → `2025-06-15 @ 09:30`. Characters inside brackets remain unchanged.
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- ### Creating Dates
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+ ## Creating Dates
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  ```ts
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  import { DateTz, IDateTz } from '@lbd-sh/date-tz';
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- new DateTz(Date.now(), 'UTC');
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- new DateTz(1719753300000, 'Europe/Rome');
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- new DateTz({ timestamp: Date.now(), timezone: 'Asia/Tokyo' } satisfies IDateTz);
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+ // From a unix timestamp (milliseconds)
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+ const utcMeeting = new DateTz(Date.UTC(2025, 0, 1, 12, 0), 'UTC');
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+ // From another DateTz-like object
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+ const seed: IDateTz = { timestamp: Date.now(), timezone: 'Asia/Tokyo' };
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+ const tokyo = new DateTz(seed);
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+ // Using the helper
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+ const laNow = DateTz.now('America/Los_Angeles');
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+ ### Working With Plain Date Objects
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- - Timestamps are stored in milliseconds since the Unix epoch and are truncated to the nearest minute (`seconds` and `milliseconds` are dropped) for deterministic arithmetic.
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- - Timezone identifiers must exist in the bundled `timezones` map; an error is thrown otherwise.
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+ ```ts
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+ const native = new Date();
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+ const madrid = new DateTz(native.getTime(), 'Europe/Madrid');
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+ // Alternatively, keep everything UTC and convert when needed
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+ const fromUtc = new DateTz(native.getTime(), 'UTC').cloneToTimezone('Europe/Madrid');
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+ ```
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- `DateTz.toString` accepts an optional pattern and locale. Unspecified tokens fall back to the default `DateTz.defaultFormat` (`YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss`).
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+ ## Formatting Showcases
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  ```ts
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- const invoice = new DateTz(Date.UTC(2025, 5, 12, 12, 0), 'Europe/Paris');
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+ const order = new DateTz(Date.UTC(2025, 10, 5, 16, 45), 'Europe/Paris');
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- invoice.toString(); // "2025-06-12 14:00:00"
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- invoice.toString('DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm tz'); // "12/06/2025 14:00 Europe/Paris"
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- invoice.toString('LM DD, YYYY hh:mm aa', 'it'); // "Giugno 12, 2025 02:00 pm"
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+ order.toString(); // "2025-11-05 17:45:00"
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+ order.toString('DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm'); // "05/11/2025 17:45"
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+ order.toString('LM DD, YYYY hh:mm aa', 'fr'); // "Novembre 05, 2025 05:45 pm"
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+ order.toString('[Order timezone:] tz'); // "Order timezone: Europe/Paris"
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- | `YYYY`, `yyyy` | Full year | `2025` |
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- | `YY`, `yy` | Year, two digits | `25` |
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- | `MM` | Month (01–12) | `06` |
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- | `LM` | Locale month name (capitalised) | `Giugno` |
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- | `DD` | Day of month (01–31) | `12` |
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- | `HH` | Hours (00–23) | `14` |
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- | `hh` | Hours (01–12) | `02` |
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- | `mm` | Minutes (00–59) | `00` |
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- | `ss` | Seconds (00–59) | `00` |
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- | `aa` | `am`/`pm` marker | `pm` |
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- | `AA` | `AM`/`PM` marker | `PM` |
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- | `tz` | Timezone identifier | `Europe/Paris` |
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+ `LM` maps to `new Date(year, month, 3).toLocaleString(locale, { month: 'long' })` ensuring accurate localisation without full `Intl` formatting.
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+ ## Parsing Scenarios
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+ ```ts
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+ // Standard 24h format
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+ const release = DateTz.parse('2025-09-01 02:30', 'YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm', 'Asia/Singapore');
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+ // 12h format (requires AM/PM marker)
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+ const dinner = DateTz.parse('03-18-2025 07:15 PM', 'MM-DD-YYYY hh:mm AA', 'America/New_York');
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+ // Custom tokens with literal text
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+ const promo = DateTz.parse('Sale closes 2025/03/31 @ 23:59', 'Sale closes YYYY/MM/DD [@] HH:mm', 'UTC');
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+ ```
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- `DateTz.parse` mirrors `toString`: pass the source string, its pattern, and an optional timezone (default `UTC`).
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+ ## Arithmetic Cookbook
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+ const sprint = new DateTz(Date.UTC(2025, 1, 1, 9, 0), 'Europe/Amsterdam');
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+ while ([0, 6].includes(sprint.dayOfWeek)) {
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+ ### Immutable Patterns
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+ `add`, `set`, and `convertToTimezone` mutate the instance. Use `cloneToTimezone` or spread semantics when immutability is preferred:
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- endOfQuarter.set(6, 'month'); // 2025-06-01 23:00
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+ Contributions and feature requests are welcome — open an issue at [github.com/lbdsh/date-tz/issues](https://github.com/lbdsh/date-tz/issues).
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