# tzdb — Time Zone Database
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Static time zone information for [tz-rs](https://crates.io/crates/tz-rs).
This crate provides all time zones found in the [Time Zone Database](https://www.iana.org/time-zones).
## Usage examples
```rust
let time_zone = tzdb::local_tz()?; // tz::TimeZoneRef<'_>
let current_time = tzdb::now::local()?; // tz::DateTime
// access by identifier
let time_zone = tzdb::time_zone::europe::KYIV;
let current_time = tzdb::now::in_tz(tzdb::time_zone::europe::KYIV)?;
// access by name
let time_zone = tzdb::tz_by_name("Europe/Berlin")?;
let current_time = tzdb::now::in_named("Europe/Berlin")?;
// names are case insensitive
let time_zone = tzdb::tz_by_name("ArCtIc/LongYeArByEn")?;
let current_time = tzdb::now::in_named("ArCtIc/LoNgYeArByEn")?;
// provide a default time zone
let current_time = tzdb::now::local_or(tzdb::time_zone::GMT)?;
let current_time = tzdb::now::in_named_or(tzdb::time_zone::GMT, "Some/City")?;
```
## Feature flags
* `local` (enabled by default) — enable functions to query the current system time
* `now` (enabled by default) — enable functions to query the current system time
* `std` (enabled by default, `now` and `local`) — enable the use of features in the `std` crate
* `alloc` (enabled by `std`) — enable the use of features in the `alloc` crate