1/** 2 * This plug-in for DataTables represents the ultimate option in extensibility 3 * for sorting date / time strings correctly. It uses 4 * [Moment.js](http://momentjs.com) to create automatic type detection and 5 * sorting plug-ins for DataTables based on a given format. This way, DataTables 6 * will automatically detect your temporal information and sort it correctly. 7 * 8 * For usage instructions, please see the DataTables blog 9 * post that [introduces it](//datatables.net/blog/2014-12-18). 10 * 11 * @name Ultimate Date / Time sorting 12 * @summary Sort date and time in any format using Moment.js 13 * @author [Allan Jardine](//datatables.net) 14 * @depends DataTables 1.10+, Moment.js 1.7+ 15 * 16 * @example 17 * $.fn.dataTable.moment( 'HH:mm MMM D, YY' ); 18 * $.fn.dataTable.moment( 'dddd, MMMM Do, YYYY' ); 19 * 20 * $('#example').DataTable(); 21 */ 22 23(function (factory) { 24 if (typeof define === "function" && define.amd) { 25 define(["jquery", "moment", "datatables.net"], factory); 26 } else { 27 factory(jQuery, moment); 28 } 29}(function ($, moment) { 30 31function strip (d) { 32 if ( typeof d === 'string' ) { 33 // Strip HTML tags and newline characters if possible 34 d = d.replace(/(<.*?>)|(\r?\n|\r)/g, ''); 35 36 // Strip out surrounding white space 37 d = d.trim(); 38 } 39 40 return d; 41} 42 43$.fn.dataTable.moment = function ( format, locale, reverseEmpties ) { 44 var types = $.fn.dataTable.ext.type; 45 46 // Add type detection 47 types.detect.unshift( function ( d ) { 48 d = strip(d); 49 50 // Null and empty values are acceptable 51 if ( d === '' || d === null ) { 52 return 'moment-'+format; 53 } 54 55 return moment( d, format, locale, true ).isValid() ? 56 'moment-'+format : 57 null; 58 } ); 59 60 // Add sorting method - use an integer for the sorting 61 types.order[ 'moment-'+format+'-pre' ] = function ( d ) { 62 d = strip(d); 63 64 return !moment(d, format, locale, true).isValid() ? 65 (reverseEmpties ? -Infinity : Infinity) : 66 parseInt( moment( d, format, locale, true ).format( 'x' ), 10 ); 67 }; 68}; 69 70}));
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