Generate a date string utilizing the DoD's confusingly named "Julian Date" format, which is not really a Julian Date at all, more like a Julian Day--or, wait, is it more like a Julian Year?
But seriously, it's just a slightly modified Ordinal Date.
Because npm I named it something trendy and cryptic sounding.
See this reference which the code and all tests are based on: https://landweb.modaps.eosdis.nasa.gov/browse/calendar.html
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import { getOrdinalDatetime, getOrdinalDate } from 'dodod';
const date = new Date(2019, 10, 19, 16, 14);
let j = getOrdinalDatetime(date);
let k = getOrdinalDate(date);
console.log(j); // "93231614"
console.log(k); // "9323"
/* Where:
* "9" // Last digit of year
* + "323" // Ordinal day in year
* + "16" // Hour (24h format)
* + "14" // Minute
*/
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