Is a date in same week, month, year of another date in swift

You can use calendar method isDate(equalTo:granularity:) to check it as follow:

Xcode 11 • Swift 5.1

extension Date {    func isEqual(to date: Date, toGranularity component: Calendar.Component, in calendar: Calendar = .current) -> Bool {        calendar.isDate(self, equalTo: date, toGranularity: component)    }    func isInSameYear(as date: Date) -> Bool { isEqual(to: date, toGranularity: .year) }    func isInSameMonth(as date: Date) -> Bool { isEqual(to: date, toGranularity: .month) }    func isInSameWeek(as date: Date) -> Bool { isEqual(to: date, toGranularity: .weekOfYear) }    func isInSameDay(as date: Date) -> Bool { Calendar.current.isDate(self, inSameDayAs: date) }    var isInThisYear:  Bool { isInSameYear(as: Date()) }    var isInThisMonth: Bool { isInSameMonth(as: Date()) }    var isInThisWeek:  Bool { isInSameWeek(as: Date()) }    var isInYesterday: Bool { Calendar.current.isDateInYesterday(self) }    var isInToday:     Bool { Calendar.current.isDateInToday(self) }    var isInTomorrow:  Bool { Calendar.current.isDateInTomorrow(self) }    var isInTheFuture: Bool { self > Date() }    var isInThePast:   Bool { self < Date() }}

You can use this extension that is based on the Objective-C code you've provided:

extension Date {    func hasSame(_ components: Calendar.Component..., as date: Date, using calendar: Calendar = .autoupdatingCurrent) -> Bool {             return components.filter { calendar.component($0, from: date) != calendar.component($0, from: self) }.isEmpty    }}

The default calendar here is the autoupdatingCurrent so if user changes the calendar it will update accordingly. Also it uses variadic parameter components that allows you to specify any number of components without wrapping them into an array.

Example of usage:

let date1 = Date()let date2 = Date()let date3 = Date(timeIntervalSince1970: 30.0)print(date1.hasSame(.weekOfYear, .day, .hour, as: date2)) // trueprint(date1.hasSame(.weekOfYear, as: date3)) // false

EDIT

As @Leo Dabus pointed out we may use set here instead of array/variadic parameters - that way we'll avoid comparing the same components many times if user passes some duplicates to the method:

extension Date {    func hasSame(_ components: Set<Calendar.Component>, as date: Date, using calendar: Calendar = .autoupdatingCurrent) -> Bool {             return components.filter { calendar.component($0, from: date) != calendar.component($0, from: self) }.isEmpty    }}