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Converting the Date to Julian Date Format in Dataweave 2.0 (Mule 4)

The article explains how to change the date using the Dataweave 2.0 code to convert the Date Format ("yyyy-MM-dd") to Julian Date Format.

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How to Change the Date

Datawave 2.0 Code:

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%dw 2.0
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output application/json
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import * from dw::core::Strings
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fun year(date) = (date as Date).year
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fun dayOfyear(date) = (date as Date).dayOfYear
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fun C_value(date)= floor ((year(date) - (1900))/100)
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fun JulianDate(date) = C_value(date) ++ (year(date) as String) [2 to 3] ++ leftPad(dayOfyear(date),3,"0")
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---
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{
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JulianDate: JulianDate(<Provide some Date>)
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}



When the current date is provided:

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Input:
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now()
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Output:
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{
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  "JulianDate": "121018"
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}



When some manual date is provided:

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Input:
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{
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"Date": "2021-01-18"
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}
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Output:
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{
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"JulianDate": "121018"
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}



When provided with the datetime:

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Input:
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{
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"Date": "2021-01-18T19:14:31.566+05:30"
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}
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Output:
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{
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"JulianDate": "121018"
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}



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