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Latest revision as of 07:44, 15 February 2020
The Date-o-matic is a small set of expansions upon {{#time}} parser function. It is made up by three parts:
{{date-o-matic}}. Analogous to{{#time}}, with two codes are added to the format string:- % gives the day in ordinal number.
{{date-o-matic|F %, Y}}yields October 23rd, 2025. - ^ gives the day in ordinal number, with the ordinal suffix superscripted.
{{date-o-matic|F ^, Y}}yields October 23rd, 2025. - Currently, there is no escape implementations. Use
{{#time}}if these characters must be used.
- % gives the day in ordinal number.
{{date-o-matic/horoscope}}. Return the horoscope sign for the provided date.{{date-o-matic/fromnow}}. Return the length of time from now to the provided time.