To use the getDecade
function from the date-fns
library in TypeScript, you can follow the below steps:
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getDecade
function from date-fns and use it as shown below:index.ts133 chars5 lines
In the above example code, we first import the getDecade
function from date-fns. Then, we create a Date
object for a date of our choice. Finally, we pass this Date
object to the getDecade
function and it returns the decade (in this case, 1990) as a number.
You can also specify the start of the decade using the options
parameter. For example:
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In this case, we pass an options
parameter specifying that the start of the decade is 2000, and getDecade
returns the decade (in this case, 2000) as a number.
Note: Since TypeScript is a superset of JavaScript, you can use the above code examples in a TypeScript project.
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