\n * | | Unit | | Unit |\n * |-----|--------------------------------|-----|--------------------------------|\n * | a | AM, PM | A* | Milliseconds in day |\n * | b | AM, PM, noon, midnight | B | Flexible day period |\n * | c | Stand-alone local day of week | C* | Localized hour w/ day period |\n * | d | Day of month | D | Day of year |\n * | e | Local day of week | E | Day of week |\n * | f | | F* | Day of week in month |\n * | g* | Modified Julian day | G | Era |\n * | h | Hour [1-12] | H | Hour [0-23] |\n * | i! | ISO day of week | I! | ISO week of year |\n * | j* | Localized hour w/ day period | J* | Localized hour w/o day period |\n * | k | Hour [1-24] | K | Hour [0-11] |\n * | l* | (deprecated) | L | Stand-alone month |\n * | m | Minute | M | Month |\n * | n | | N | |\n * | o! | Ordinal number modifier | O | Timezone (GMT) |\n * | p! | Long localized time | P! | Long localized date |\n * | q | Stand-alone quarter | Q | Quarter |\n * | r* | Related Gregorian year | R! | ISO week-numbering year |\n * | s | Second | S | Fraction of second |\n * | t! | Seconds timestamp | T! | Milliseconds timestamp |\n * | u | Extended year | U* | Cyclic year |\n * | v* | Timezone (generic non-locat.) | V* | Timezone (location) |\n * | w | Local week of year | W* | Week of month |\n * | x | Timezone (ISO-8601 w/o Z) | X | Timezone (ISO-8601) |\n * | y | Year (abs) | Y | Local week-numbering year |\n * | z | Timezone (specific non-locat.) | Z* | Timezone (aliases) |\n *\n * Letters marked by * are not implemented but reserved by Unicode standard.\n *\n * Letters marked by ! are non-standard, but implemented by date-fns:\n * - `o` modifies the previous token to turn it into an ordinal (see `format` docs)\n * - `i` is ISO day of week. For `i` and `ii` is returns numeric ISO week days,\n * i.e. 7 for Sunday, 1 for Monday, etc.\n * - `I` is ISO week of year, as opposed to `w` which is local week of year.\n * - `R` is ISO week-numbering year, as opposed to `Y` which is local week-numbering year.\n * `R` is supposed to be used in conjunction with `I` and `i`\n * for universal ISO week-numbering date, whereas\n * `Y` is supposed to be used in conjunction with `w` and `e`\n * for week-numbering date specific to the locale.\n * - `P` is long localized date format\n * - `p` is long localized time format\n