The N1CCK.DateMath library is a C# static class that provides functions for calculating start and end dates based on various reporting time periods. These functions are useful for generating date ranges for reporting and data analysis purposes.
You can include the N1CCK.DateMath library in your C# project by adding the appropriate reference to your project.
To use the N1CCK.DateMath library, you should include the N1CCK.DateMath namespace in your C# code and use the DateFunctions class.
Here's an example of how to use the GetStartDate and GetEndDate functions:
using N1CCK.DateMath;
// Define a reporting time period and reference date
ReportingTimePeriods timePeriod = ReportingTimePeriods.ThisMonthToDate;
DateTime referenceDate = DateTime.Now;
// Get the start and end dates for the specified time period
DateTime startDate = DateFunctions.GetStartDate(timePeriod, referenceDate);
DateTime endDate = DateFunctions.GetEndDate(timePeriod, referenceDate);
// Use the startDate and endDate in your applicationThe ReportingTimePeriods enum represents different reporting time periods, such as "Today," "This Month," "Last Quarter," etc. You can use these values as parameters when calling the GetStartDate and GetEndDate functions. Supported Time Periods
The DateFunctions class supports the following reporting time periods:
Today
Yesterday
This Week To Date
Last Week To Date
Last Week (Full)
This Month To Date
This Month Last Year To Date
This Month Last Year (Full)
Last Month To Date
Last Month (Full)
This Quarter To Date
Last Quarter (Full)
This Quarter Last Year (Full)
This Quarter Last Year To Date
Last Quarter Last Year (Full)
This Year To Date
Last Year To Date
Last Year (Full)
This library is provided under the MIT license. You can find the license information in the LICENSE file.