date.isAfter()

The isAfter method evaluates whether the current NepaliDate instance occurs chronologically later than another date or timestamp. It compares exact millisecond values to determine chronological order accurately.

ImportCopy Anchor Link

import { NepaliDate } from "nepali-date-library";

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isAfter(date: NepaliDate): boolean;

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Return ValueCopy Anchor Link

• Type: boolean
• Returns true if the current date and time succeeds the provided date in absolute time; otherwise returns false.

PrecisionCopy Anchor Link

Comparison is evaluated down to the exact millisecond using the underlying Unix timestamp:

this.timestamp.getTime() > date.timestamp.getTime()

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Chronological ComparisonCopy Anchor Link

import { NepaliDate } from "nepali-date-library";

const releaseDate = new NepaliDate("2081-05-01");
const currentDate = new NepaliDate("2081-06-10");

console.log(currentDate.isAfter(releaseDate)); // true
console.log(releaseDate.isAfter(currentDate)); // false

Checking Expiration or DeadlinesCopy Anchor Link

import { NepaliDate } from "nepali-date-library";

const deadline = new NepaliDate("2081-02-30").endOfDay();
const submission = new NepaliDate();

if (submission.isAfter(deadline)) {
  console.log("Submission window has closed.");
}

RelatedCopy Anchor Link

• date.isBefore(): Check if a date precedes another.
• date.isEqual(): Check if calendar dates are identical.
• date.isSame(): Check equality by specific unit.