YYYYMMDD leads into a complete JS-crash about fecha HOT 4 CLOSED

@williamrijksen If you could give more details about your issue it would be very helpful. What function are you using (parse or format)? What values are you passing to the function?

When filling out an issue (on any code base) you should show some example code reproducing the issue. It's really difficult to know what is going on from a general error. I hope this doesn't come off as harsh. I really want to fix your issue.

Anyways, I still dug around and tried to find any issues with YYYYMMDD. I added 2 tests to the test suite. One for fecha.parse and one for fecha.parse with YYYYMMDD. They both pass, but maybe I am not using the right value?

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Hello @taylorhakes,

I tested it with the following format:
fecha.parse('YYYYMMDD', new Date()) on node 6.3.0. Client side it was compiled by babel.

testParse('YYYYMMDD', '2000-01-01', 'YYYYMMDD', new Date(2000, 0, 1)) doesn't lead into some troubles. I cannot reproduce the problem with your test-suite. Maybe the transpile with babel is the reason of this problem.

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It looks like you are using fecha.parse incorrectly. The arguments are

fecha.parse('<Date String>', '<Date Format>');

Are you trying to parse or format?

Please take a look at the readme for the correct way to use fecha.parse and fecha.format.
https://github.com/taylorhakes/fecha#use-it

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I am going to close until I get more information.

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