Deprecated. I no longer work with Ember so it's tricky to keep this up to date. If you require this library, I'd suggest forking it. Alternatively, install luxon directly and copy the helpers in.
An addon to allow importing of Luxon in your Ember Apps.
ember install ember-luxon
;
Most modern browers will work fine with luxon. If you need to support legacy browsers you will need to include some polyfills.
You can provide an option in your apps ember-cli-build.js
file and we'll add intl.js to your build.
'ember-luxon': {
includeIntlPolyfill: true
}
See the Luxon support matrix for more information and which browsers support which features and other caveats.
import { DateTime, Duration, Info, Interval, Settings, Zone } from 'ember-luxon';
import Component from '@ember/component';
export default Component.extend({
theTime: computed(function() {
return DateTime.local()
})
});
Ember luxon provices some helpers for use in templates.
luxon
Given a string and a format it will generate a luxon datetime object.
luxon-diff
This will determine the length of time between two days. Precision is optional and will default to milliseconds.
luxon-format
Given a datetime object it will format it. If you don't provide a format string ember-luxon will default to using local formatting.
luxon-is-after
Will return true or false depending on whether the first dateTime is after the second.
luxon-is-before
Will return true or false depending on whether the first dateTime is before the second.
luxon-is-before
Will return true or false depending on whether the first dateTime is contained within a pair of dates.
luxon-is-same
Will return true or false depending on whether the first dateTime is the same as the other date. You can set the precision here to verify if it is the day, millisecond, hour etc.