Fix for .weekOfMonth

ExampleProject/ExampleProject/ViewController.swift

@@ -13,14 +13,19 @@ class ViewController: UIViewController {
 
  override func viewDidLoad() {
  super.viewDidLoad()
-
+
+ print(NSDate())
+ print(NSDate().weekOfMonth)
+
+ return
+
  let date = NSDate()
 
  _ = date.toString(format: DateFormat.Custom("YYYY-MM-DD"))
 
 
- _ = date+1.day
- let two_months_ago = date-2.months
+ _ = date+1.days
+ let two_months_ago = (date-2.months)!
  print(two_months_ago.toLongDateString())
 
 
@@ -31,7 +36,7 @@ class ViewController: UIViewController {
  print(date_as_utc.toLongTimeString())
  print(date_as_beijing?.toLongTimeString())
 
- let d = NSDate()-1.hour
+ let d = (NSDate()-1.hours)!
 
  print(d.year)
 

README.md

@@ -158,11 +158,11 @@ date = date.set(componentsDict: ["hour":12,"minute":55]); // Returns a new NSDat
 You can add single components to an existing date very easily:
 ```swift
 let date = NSDate()
-let tomorrow = date+1.day
+let tomorrow = date+1.days
 let 2_months_ago = date-2.months
-let next_year_today = date+1.year
+let next_year_today = date+1.years
 let another_date = date+54.seconds
-if date1+1.week == date2-1.month {
+if date1+1.week == date2-1.months {
 // some good stuff to do...
 }
 ```

SwiftDate/SwiftDate.swift

@@ -1054,6 +1054,7 @@ private extension NSDate {
  NSCalendarUnit.Minute ,
  NSCalendarUnit.Second ,
  NSCalendarUnit.Weekday ,
+ NSCalendarUnit.WeekOfMonth ,
  NSCalendarUnit.WeekdayOrdinal,
  NSCalendarUnit.WeekOfYear]
  }