const postDate = (fullDate) => {
return `${fullDate.split(" ").splice(1, 2).join(" ")},
${fullDate.split(" ").splice(3, 1).join(" ")}`;
};
I have repeated the above function on three different pages. Any suggestion to not reapeat the same code or any way to export the function??
Create a new file, say, postDate.js
const postDate = (fullDate) => {
return `${fullDate.split(" ").splice(1, 2).join(" ")},
${fullDate.split(" ").splice(3, 1).join(" ")}`;
};
export default postDate
Now inside a file where you want to use the function, import the function and use it. Like so:
import postDate from './path/to/postDate.js'
// do note that is path will be relative to the current file's location
...
postDate(dt)
...
utils, short for utilities.