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JavaScript PlainMonthDay

Temporal.PlainMonthDay

The

Temporal.PlainMonthDay() object represents the month and day of an ISO 8601 calendar date, without a year or a time zone like (e.g.

Formula

05 - 17

). The Temporal.PlainMonthDay Object

The

Temporal.PlainMonthDay() object is a month and day object. It represents the month and day of an ISO 8601 calendar date, without a year or a time zone.

Example:

Formula

05 - 17.

Creating a PlainMonthDay Object

Example

const date = new Temporal.PlainMonthDay(5, 17);

The Temporal.PlainMonthDay Properties

The

Temporal.PlainMonthDay has 3 properties of calendar date information.

Example

const date = new Temporal.PlainMonthDay(5, 17);

The Temporal.PlainMonthDay Format

The

PlainMonthDay object is parsed using the

RFC 9557 format

Formula

(an extension to the ISO 8601 / RFC 3339 format):

Syntax

Mm-dd

Or with a calendar (optional):

Formula

MM - DD[u - ca = calendar_id]

PlainMonthDay Methods

Method

Description equals()

Returns true if two PlainDate objects are identical from() Returns a new PlainDate object from another object or a string toPlainDate()

Returns a new PlainDate object with()

Returns a new PlainDate with specified fields modified withCalendar() Returns a new PlainDate with a different calendar system

Formatting toJSON()

Returns an RFC 9557 format string for JSON serialization toLocaleString()

Formula

Returns a language - sensitive representation of the date toString()

Returns an RFC 9557 format string representation valueOf() Throws a TypeError (prevents temporals from being converted to primitives)

PlainMonthDay Properties

Property

Description calendarID

Calendar system identifier ("iso8601") day

Formula

The day as an integer (1 - 31)

monthCode

Formula

A calendar - specific string code for the month ("M01")

The Temporal.PlainMonthDay object does not have a month property.

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