#now

Reads the local system clock and returns the current month point value. The month value is the local year and month; today's day is kept as a hidden anchor, so day precision renders today's date. It is equivalent to Month.from(new Date()).

import { Month } from "@teakit/month";

Month.now().toString(); // current local month, e.g. "2025-06"
Month.now().toString({ precision: "day" }); // today's date, e.g. "2025-06-12"

#API Reference

#Signature

Month.now(): MonthInstance;

#Parameters

None.

#Returns

Returns a new Month for the current local year and month, carrying today's local day as the hidden day anchor.

#Agent Contract

#Agent Notes

• Month.now() is a boundary clock read; it does not perform Date month arithmetic.
• For a default "current month", generate Month.now() rather than constructing a Date manually.
• The current day is only a formatting anchor; it never affects month arithmetic, comparison, or difference.