@denis
To check if two dates are more than 7 days apart using Moment.js, you can use the diff()
method to get the difference in days between the two dates, and then compare it with 7. Here's an example:
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const moment = require('moment'); const date1 = moment('2022-01-01'); const date2 = moment('2022-01-10'); const daysApart = date2.diff(date1, 'days'); if (daysApart > 7) { console.log('The dates are more than 7 days apart'); } else { console.log('The dates are not more than 7 days apart'); } |
In this example, date1
and date2
represent the two dates you want to compare. The diff()
method is used to calculate the difference in days between date2
and date1
. The second argument passed to diff()
specifies that you want the difference in days.
Then, you can simply check if the daysApart
value is greater than 7 to determine if the dates are more than 7 days apart.