This article summarizes some common javascript methods for friends who are interested in the front-end. Concat () concatenates elements into an array
Join () converts all elements of the array into strings and joins them together.
Splice () insert, delete, and replace array elements
Push () adds the element to the end of the array
Pop () removes the last element of the array.
Shift () removes the first element of the array
Unshift () inserts an element in the array Header
Slice () returns part of the array
Every () test whether the asserted function is true for each array element
Some () tests whether at least one array element can make the asserted function true.
Foreach () specifies a function for each element of the array
Filter () returns an array element that satisfies the assertion function.
IndexOf () searches for matching elements in the array
LastIndexOf () reverse lookup in the array
Map () calculates the new array element from the array element.
Reduce () calculates a value from the array element from left to right.
Cerceright () reduces the array from right to left and calculates a value.
Sort () sorts array elements in the original array.
Reverse () reverses the order of array elements in the original array
ToLocaleString () converts an array to a localized string
ToString () converts an array to a string.
Split () Splits string into array elements
Var date = new Date () constructor
Date. now () returns the current time, in milliseconds after the epoch.
Date. parse () parses a string representation of the Date and time, and returns the internal millisecond representation of the Date.
Get [UTC] Date () returns the Date value in the month of the Date object, local or world time
Get [UTC] Day () returns the Date value in the week of the Date object, local or world time
Get [UTC] FullYear () returns the year of the date, in full 4-digit format, local or world time
Get [UTC] Hours () returns the hour value of the Date object, local or world time
Get [UTC] Milliseconds () returns the millisecond value of the Date object, and the local nose World Time
Get [UTC] Minutes () returns the minute value of the Date object, local or world time
Get [UTC] Month () returns the Month value of the Date object, local or world time
Get [UTC] Seconds () returns the second value of the Date object, local or world time
GetTime () returns the internal millisecond representation of the Date object. Note that this value is irrelevant to the time zone. Therefore, there is no separate getUTCTime method.
GetTimezoneOffset () returns the number of minutes between the local representation of the current date and the UTC representation. Note that the return value depends on whether the value is valid when the period of the specified date is used.
GetFullYear () returns the year value of a Date object.
GetMonth () returns the month value of a Date object.
GetDate () returns the Date value in the month of a Date object.
GetDay () returns the Date value of a Date object in a week.
GetHours () returns the hour value of a Date object.
GetMinutes () returns the minute value of a Date object.
GetSeconds () returns the millisecond value of a Date object.
GetTime () returns a Date object in milliseconds
GetMilliseconds () returns the millisecond value of a Date object.
ToJSON () serializes a Date object in JSON format, using toISOSTring ()
DecodeURI () decodes characters in a URI
DecodeURIComponent () decodes characters in a URI component
EncodeURI () escape characters in a URI
EncodeURIComponent () escapes characters in a URI component
The above is a summary of common methods in javascript. For more information, see other related articles in the first PHP community!