Enumerate days, weeks, months or years

enumerate-dates-by-period.js

'use strict';

const moment = require('moment');

/**
 * Returns a {key: value} object where the key is a start date and the value is the date + 1 of the type of interval
 * to the start date. When for weeks or months, it shows just the first date of the week/month.
 *
 ** For days (start: '2017-12-25', end: '2018-01-02', interval: 'day'):
 { '2017-12-25': '2017-12-26',
  '2017-12-26': '2017-12-27',
  '2017-12-27': '2017-12-28',
  '2017-12-28': '2017-12-29',
  '2017-12-29': '2017-12-30',
  '2017-12-30': '2017-12-31',
  '2017-12-31': '2018-01-01',
  '2018-01-01': '2018-01-02' }
 *
 ** For weeks (start: '2017-12-18', end: '2018-02-18', interval: 'week'):
 { '2017-12-18': '2017-12-25',
  '2017-12-25': '2018-01-01',
  '2018-01-01': '2018-01-08',
  '2018-01-08': '2018-01-15',
  '2018-01-15': '2018-01-22',
  '2018-01-22': '2018-01-29',
  '2018-01-29': '2018-02-05',
  '2018-02-05': '2018-02-12' }
 *
 ** For months (start: '2017-12-01', end: '2018-08-31', interval: 'month'):
 { '2017-12-01': '2018-01-01',
  '2018-01-01': '2018-02-01',
  '2018-02-01': '2018-03-01',
  '2018-03-01': '2018-04-01',
  '2018-04-01': '2018-05-01',
  '2018-05-01': '2018-06-01',
  '2018-06-01': '2018-07-01',
  '2018-07-01': '2018-08-01' }
 *
 * @param {string} start
 * @param {string} end
 * @param {string} interval
 * @return {{}}
 */
function constructListOfIntervals(start, end, interval) {
  const intervals = {};
  const diffUnitOfTime: string = `${interval}s`;

  while (moment(end).diff(start, diffUnitOfTime) > 0) {
    const currentEnd = moment(moment(start).add(1, diffUnitOfTime)).format('YYYY-MM-DD');

    Object.assign(intervals, { [start]: currentEnd });

    start = currentEnd;
  }

  return intervals;
}

Hey you missed import moment. This solution not working as expected.

If you need an array of moment objects

function constructListOfIntervals(start, end, interval) {
  var intervals = [];
  while (moment(end).diff(start, interval, true) > 0) {
    intervals.push(moment(start).endOf(interval));
    start = moment(moment(start).add(1, interval));
  }
  return intervals;
}

Hey you missed import moment. This solution not working as expected.

Sorry, my bad. I had this as a function from a bigger module where I was importing moment at the beginning and I just copy-pasted the function here. I updated the gist. :)

If you need an array of moment objects

function constructListOfIntervals(start, end, interval) {
  var intervals = [];
  while (moment(end).diff(start, interval, true) > 0) {
    intervals.push(moment(start).endOf(interval));
    start = moment(moment(start).add(1, interval));
  }
  return intervals;
}

I tried yours but its returning an array of the starting date. The below code worked for me. Remove the type to make it in js.

function constructListOfIntervals(start:Moment, end:Moment, interval:string) {

    var intervals = [];
    const diffUnitOfTime: string = `${interval}s`;
    while (moment(end).diff(start, diffUnitOfTime) >= 0) {
        intervals.push(moment(start));
        start = moment(moment(start).add(1, diffUnitOfTime)).format('YYYY-MM-DD');
      }
      return intervals;

  }

let startDate = moment('2020-06-21');
let endDate = moment('2020-07-15');
let date = [];

for (var m = moment(startDate); m.isBefore(endDate); m.add(1, 'days')) {
date.push(m.format('YYYY-MM-DD'));
}

console.log(date)