Date validation in javascript including leap year and invalid dates

I was assigned a task recently to validate the date in the customer registration. There are a plenty of libraries like moment, luxon can help you achieve this. But for that simple validation I don't want to include a big package to my project. So I have written a small snippet that can do the job for you. 

/**
 * Checking if the input string date is valid or not
 * @param dateInput {string} ["29-02-2000"]
 * @returns {boolean}
 */
const validateDate = dateInput => {
	if(dateInput.length < 10){
		// invalid date if dateInput length is less than 10
		return false;
	}
	// splitter will split the date and get the date seperator eg: -
	const splitter = dateInput.replace(/[0-9]/g, '')[0];
	// using splitter will get the parts of the date
	const parts = dateInput.split(splitter);

	// since year can be in front for yyyy-mm-dd and in last for dd-mm-yyyy taking care of that logic
	const year = parts[0].length === 4 ? parts[0] : parts[2];
	// month will be always in center
	const month = parts[1];
	// taking care of day for the different formats like yyyy-mm-dd or dd-mm-yyyy
	const day = parts[0].length === 4 ? parts[2] : parts[0];

	// creating date our of the year, month day
	const date = new Date(year, +month - 1, day);

	//validates leapyear and dates exceeding month limit
	const isValidDate = Boolean(+date) && date.getDate() == day;

	// isValid date is true if the date is valid else false
	return isValidDate;
};

If you need to convert the string date and get the {year, month, day} the below snippet will help you. 

/**
 * Get Date Values in {year, month, day}
 * @param dateInput {string} ["29-02-2000"]
 * @returns {object}
 */
const getDateValues = dateInput => {
	if(dateInput.length < 10){
		// invalid date if dateInput length is less than 10
		return null;
	}
	// splitter will split the date and get the date seperator eg: -
	const splitter = dateInput.replace(/[0-9]/g, '')[0];

	// using splitter will get the parts of the date
	const parts = dateInput.split(splitter);

	// since year can be in front for yyyy-mm-dd and in last for dd-mm-yyyy taking care of that logic
	const year = parts[0].length === 4 ? parts[0] : parts[2];
	// month will be always in center
	const month = parts[1];
	// taking care of day for the different formats like yyyy-mm-dd or dd-mm-yyyy
	const day = parts[0].length === 4 ? parts[2] : parts[0];

	// creating date our of the year, month day
	const date = new Date(year, +month - 1, day);

// formatting the date to International datetime format to get the english standard 
	return {
		year: new Intl.DateTimeFormat('en', { year: 'numeric' }).format(date),
		month: new Intl.DateTimeFormat('en', { month: 'numeric' }).format(date),
		day: new Intl.DateTimeFormat('en', { day: '2-digit' }).format(date)
	}
}

You can do a date validation on top of the getDateValues  also or can split the repeated code into different function for DRY principle.

So find if a date string is an invalid date or not in javascript.

Cheers✌🏻!!