15m Solution #59
15m Solution #59
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I challenged myself to use a for loop and ended up with this:
export function calculateDeliveryDate(deliveryOption) {
const newDeliveryDays = skipWeekendDays(deliveryOption.deliveryDays)
const deliveryDate = today.add(newDeliveryDays, 'd')
const datestring = deliveryDate.format('dddd, MMMM D')
return datestring
}
function skipWeekendDays(deliveryDays) {
for (let i = 1; i <= deliveryDays; i++) {
const weekDay = today.add(i, 'd').format('dddd')
if (weekDay === 'Saturday' || weekDay === 'Sunday') {
deliveryDays++
}
}
return deliveryDays
}
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not sure if this method posed a problem but I hope it doesn't I built my if statements directly into the calculateDeliveryDate() fucntion
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Yes, it is the same thing, but I think my approach sticks more to the "Separation of Concerns" principle. Thanks for sharing.
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Tried using an if statement and it worked `export function calculateDeliveryDate(deliveryOption) { const dateString = deliveryDate.format( |
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