46 lines
1.2 KiB
JavaScript
46 lines
1.2 KiB
JavaScript
export default function (cycleDays, targetDay) {
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const lastFirstBleedingday = findLastFirstBleedingDay(cycleDays)
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if (!lastFirstBleedingday) return
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const diffInDays = targetDay.diff(lastFirstBleedingday.date, 'days')
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// cycle starts at day 1
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return diffInDays + 1
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}
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function findLastFirstBleedingDay(cycleDays) {
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// sort the cycle days in descending order
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// so we travel into the past as we iterate
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// over the array
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cycleDays.sort((a,b) => b.date - a.date)
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let sawBleeding = false
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for (let i = 0; i < cycleDays.length; i++) {
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const cycleDay = cycleDays[i]
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// we have detected the day before the beginning
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// of a bleeding period, so the previous cycle day in the array
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// was the first day of bleeding
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if (sawBleeding && (!isBleedingDay(cycleDay))) {
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return cycleDays[i - 1]
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}
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// if we get to the earliest cycle day and there was
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// bleeding on that day, it's the first bleeding day for us
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if (i === cycleDays.length - 1 && isBleedingDay(cycleDay)) {
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return cycleDay
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}
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if (isBleedingDay(cycleDay)) {
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sawBleeding = true
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}
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}
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}
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function isBleedingDay(cycleDay) {
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return cycleDay.bleeding
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&& cycleDay.bleeding.value
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&& !cycleDay.bleeding.exclude
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} |