Currently, the date format is hardcoded for the frontmatter and the tweet text. Ideally, the user should be able to pass in a format string, such as LLL or YYYY-MM-DD.
Unfortunately, the built-in toLocaleDateString does not accept those format strings, and passing a JSON options object is unwieldy for a CLI. I'd switch to Day.js, but packaging all of the i18n languages in will make it much heavier than needed, when each user will probably only use one of those locales.
Currently, the date format is hardcoded for the frontmatter and the tweet text. Ideally, the user should be able to pass in a format string, such as
LLLorYYYY-MM-DD.Unfortunately, the built-in
toLocaleDateStringdoes not accept those format strings, and passing a JSON options object is unwieldy for a CLI. I'd switch to Day.js, but packaging all of the i18n languages in will make it much heavier than needed, when each user will probably only use one of those locales.