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package/package.json
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"description": "Formatting Date objects as strings since 2013",
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## 4.0.0
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it("should handle variations on the same pattern", function() {
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it("works with hh", function() {
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it("works with ss", function() {
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it("works with ss.SSS", function() {
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it("works with hh:mm O (+1000)", function() {
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it("works with hh:mm O (-200)", function() {
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describe("should format and then parse back to the same date", function() {
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it("works with ISO8601_WITH_TZ_OFFSET_FORMAT", function() {
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it("works with ISO8601_FORMAT", function() {
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var d = dateFormat(dateFormat.ISO8601_FORMAT, td);
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it("works with DATETIME_FORMAT", function() {
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dateFormat
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.parse(
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dateFormat(dateFormat.DATETIME_FORMAT, testDate)
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.should.eql(testDate);
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it("works with ABSOLUTETIME_FORMAT", function() {
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dateFormat
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.parse(
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dateFormat.ABSOLUTETIME_FORMAT,
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dateFormat(dateFormat.ABSOLUTETIME_FORMAT, testDate)
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)
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.should.eql(testDate);
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