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Allow overload for interpreting two digit years in Date.create

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Handling two digit dates is ambiguous. There looks like some current heuristics around how to handle this, but it would be good to allow it to be configurable so applications...

jason-codaio

Possible issue in Italian date parsing

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Hi, in Italian dates, one may reference "next Monday" as "_lunedì prossimo_" (where "_prossimo_" is the translation of "_next_"), but, using the Italian locale: - "lunedì prossimo" is parsed as...

lusentis

Setting default time when parsing strings

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With Sugar.Date, I can create specific `datetime`s through human readable strings. For example `Sugar.Date.create('today')` sets it to _today_ at _12:00AM_ For some use cases, such as sayusing it to set...

Secretmapper

date create fails on {dd}.{mm}.{yy} with locale

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It seems the popular german date format of {dd}.{mm}.{yy} causing inconsistent results. Validated with Chrome on the Sugar.js date demo homepage in the console. Replicate by typing this into the...

thomasf1

Is there a way to get month names?

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Is there a good way to get the month names of the current locale? I´ve been using this in version 2.0.0: ```coffeescript CalendarDefaults.monthNames = (m.capitalize() for m in Date.getLocale().months[0...12]) ```...

thomasf1

More relative date terms

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I just encountered a situation where it would be nice to say `new Date.range("since the first of the quarter")`. .. and since we have "the first of the year" and...

Earl-Brown

Adding formatter mixed with tokens

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I am trying to parse when the date reads 26m ago or 22h ago. I assumed `Date.getLocale('en').addFormat('(\\d+)m {sign}', ['minutes']);` would work. However, I am without luck. Is there a way...

PottertheJavaOtter

Is there something for sorting arrays by multiple items?

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Greetings! I can't find any info in official [(docs)](https://sugarjs.com/docs/#/Array/sortBy) for sorting multidimensional arrays by multiple items with choosing sorting direction. So, i wrote this function: ` window.sortByMultiple = function(arr, field1,...

Costegillio

Without opting-in into extended mode Date.create returns an ordinary non-extended date

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The title says it all. Here's an example on how to reproduce it: require('sugar').Date.create().format() For now as a work around I'm wrapping create calls with Date: ``` const { Date...

faridnsh

Sugar.Date().valueOf() returns a date object rather than a number

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Currently `require('sugar').Date().valueOf()` returns an object rather a number like javascript `new Date().valueOf()` or even `require('sugar').Date.create().valueOf()`. This breaks where you can do stuff like `date1 < date2` with javascript dates but...

faridnsh