rschedule = import('@rschedule/rschedule@0.11.3')
// standardAdapter = import('https://unpkg.com/@rschedule/standard-date-adapter@0.11.0/build/module.js?module')
standardAdapter = import('@rschedule/standard-date-adapter@0.11.0')
// A schedule is analogous to a ruleset in rrule.js
schedule = new rschedule.Schedule({
rrules: [
{
start: new Date(2014, 10, 2),
frequency: "YEARLY",
duration: 1000 * 60 * 60 * 24, // Add a day, duration is specified in milliseconds
// count: 90 // The code below works if this is uncommented
}
],
dateAdapter: standardAdapter.StandardDateAdapter,
} );
// Get the first recurring event after START time. THIS WORKS :)
schedule
.occurrences({start: new Date(), take: 1 })
.toArray()
.map(adapter => adapter.date.toLocaleString());
// Get the event right before end time. THIS DOESN'T WORK :/
schedule
.occurrences({reverse: true, end: new Date(), take:1})
.toArray()
.map(adapter => adapter.date.toLocaleString());
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