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Jun 12, 2023
startOfEmployment = "2022-09-01"
startOfLeave = "2023-02-05"
endOfLeave = "2023-02-12"
startOfInterval(startOfEmployment, startOfLeave)
function startOfInterval(startOfEmployment, startOfLeave) {
// Parse the dates
const employmentDate = new Date(startOfEmployment);
const leaveDate = new Date(startOfLeave);
// Get the end of the month one month after employment
employmentDate.setMonth(employmentDate.getMonth() + 2);
employmentDate.setDate(0);
// Get the date six months before leave
leaveDate.setMonth(leaveDate.getMonth() - 6);
if (employmentDate > leaveDate) {
// Get the first day of the next month after employment
employmentDate.setDate(1);
return employmentDate;
} else {
return leaveDate;
}
}
endOfInterval(startOfLeave)
function endOfInterval(startOfLeave) {
// Parse the date
const leaveDate = new Date(startOfLeave);
// Get the end of the month one month before the start of leave
//leaveDate.setMonth(leaveDate.getMonth());
leaveDate.setDate(0);
return leaveDate;
}
function hungarianYearAndMonthName(date) {
// toLocaleString takes a locale string ("hu" for Hungarian) and an object specifying what parts of the date we want
const formattedDate = date.toLocaleString('hu', {year: 'numeric', month: 'long'});
// now we return it in your desired format
return formattedDate;
}
hungarianYearAndMonthName(new Date())
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