dates-str
| Crates.io | dates-str |
| lib.rs | dates-str |
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| source | src |
| created_at | 2022-12-29 00:30:09.462665 |
| updated_at | 2025-02-01 20:46:27.318562 |
| description | A minimal date formatting library. For if you don't need any fancy stuff. |
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| repository | https://github.com/pswsm/dates-str/ |
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| id | 747065 |
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dates-str
A small string date library written in Rust, for Rust
NOTE: DateStr subtraction and add work weird, since it's assumed all months have 30 days, so use them carefully
An easy crate for using and formatting dates. Works with ISO-8601 formatted dates by default, but you can format your dates with a custom formatter.
Main
The main struct of this crate is the DateStr struct.
By default and as of now, it only accepts a date in ISO-8601 format. In the near future you will be able to pass any date formatted however you like, as long as you provide a DateFormat.
The DateFormat struct is responsible for parsing dates when they are in non-ISO fromat. Only works for output at the moment.
TODO:
- Date from custom format.
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Check if month has correct day number. For example a date not beig the 31st of February -
Better implementations of Add and Sub traits for DateStr(It works, but with assumptions) - Better README
- Implement unix epoch, maybe from std::time