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https://github.com/sircamp/angularmodifydatefilter
A simple filter for angular that allows you to add/subtract days, hours, minutes or second from a Date
https://github.com/sircamp/angularmodifydatefilter
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A simple filter for angular that allows you to add/subtract days, hours, minutes or second from a Date
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/sircamp/angularmodifydatefilter
- Owner: sirCamp
- Created: 2015-07-01T20:02:26.000Z (over 9 years ago)
- Default Branch: master
- Last Pushed: 2015-07-01T20:20:59.000Z (over 9 years ago)
- Last Synced: 2023-10-27T14:44:55.661Z (about 1 year ago)
- Size: 145 KB
- Stars: 1
- Watchers: 3
- Forks: 0
- Open Issues: 0
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- Readme: README.md
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README
# angularModifyDateFilter
A simple filter for angular that allows you to add/subtract days, hours, minutes or second from a Date
### INSTALL
+ Include this file in your project or copy this code and paste it in your Angular's filters file.
+ Inside your template or in your view.
### USAGE
#### ADD DAYS
To add days to the date object you must to put a number of days that you want to add as argument of filter.
Example:
```javascript
$scope.your_date_object = new Date() // the variable inside controller
{{ your_date_object | addDays: 5 }}
```
In this case the result date is the today date + 5 days.
#### SUB DAYS
To subtract days to the date object you must to put a number of days that you want to subtract as argument of filter.
Example:
```javascript
$scope.your_date_object = new Date() // the variable inside controller
{{ your_date_object | subDays: 5 }}
```
In this case the result date is the today date - 5 days.
#### ADD HOURS
To add hours to the date object you must to put a number of hours that you want to add as argument of filter.
Example:
```javascript
$scope.your_date_object = new Date() // the variable inside controller
{{ your_date_object | addHours: 2 }}
```
In this case the result date is the today date + 2 hours.
#### SUB HOURS
To subtract hours to the date object you must to put a number of hours that you want to subtract as argument of filter.
Example:
```javascript
$scope.your_date_object = new Date() // the variable inside controller
{{ your_date_object | subHours: 2 }}
```
In this case the result date is the today date - 2 hours.
#### ADD MINUTES
To add minutes to the date object you must to put a number of minutes that you want to add as argument of filter.
Example:
```javascript
$scope.your_date_object = new Date() // the variable inside controller
{{ your_date_object | addMinutes: 10 }}
```
In this case the result date is the today date + 10 minutes.
#### SUB MINUTES
To subtract minutes to the date object you must to put a number of minutes that you want to subtract as argument of filter.
Example:
```javascript
$scope.your_date_object = new Date() // the variable inside controller
{{ your_date_object | subMinutes: 10 }}
```
In this case the result date is the today date - 10 days.
#### ADD SECONDS
To add seconds to the date object you must to put a number of seconds that you want to add as argument of filter.
Example:
```javascript
$scope.your_date_object = new Date() // the variable inside controller
{{ your_date_object | addSeconds: 30 }}
```
In this case the result date is the today date + 30 seconds.
#### SUB SECONDS
To subtract seconds to the date object you must to put a number of seconds that you want to subtract as argument of filter.
Example:
```javascript
$scope.your_date_object = new Date() // the variable inside controller
{{ your_date_object | subDays: 30 }}
```
In this case the result date is the today date - 30 seconds.