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Constructor with custom format

See original GitHub issue

moment.js has wide usable feature to make date from custom strings. For example: moment('2018-02-01', 'YYYY-DD-MM') or moment('02-2018-01', 'DD-YYYY-MM');

Do we want to support this feature in our core? I’m not sure how to implement it in minimalist way, but I think we need to rewrite .format function somehow to avoid copy-paste of code. If you will be agree, guys, that we need to have this feature - I’ll think about it.

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Created 5 years ago
Reactions:11
Comments:13 (6 by maintainers)

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pablomaurercommented, May 12, 2018

@iamkun Yep using ISO would format is a great advice, but some (me 😄) have to deal with data from other sources which doesn’t support the ISO date format.

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atomfredecommented, Jul 6, 2018

@iamkun ✔️ I will try to build one.

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