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second-date.core
Replacement for metabase.util.date that consistently uses java.time instead of a mix of java.util.Date,
java.sql.*, and Joda-Time.
Replacement for `metabase.util.date` that consistently uses `java.time` instead of a mix of `java.util.Date`, `java.sql.*`, and Joda-Time.
- *default-first-day-of-week*
- -adjuster
- add
- add-units
- adjuster
- bucket
- CoerceToDayOfWeek
- compare-period-durations
- comparison-range
- current-locale-first-day-of-week
- extract
- extract-units
- format
- format-human-readable
- format-rfc3339
- format-sql
- greater-than-period-duration?
- install-print-methods!
- older-than?
- parse
- period-duration
- range
- truncate
- truncate-units
- WithTimeZoneSameInstant
second-date.parse.builder
Utility functions for programmatically building a DateTimeFormatter. Easier to understand than chaining a hundred
Java calls and trying to keep the structure straight.
The basic idea here is you pass a number of sections to formatter to build a DateTimeFormatter — see
second-date.parse for examples. Most of these sections are simple wrappers around corresponding
DateTimeFormatterBuilder -- see
https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/time/format/DateTimeFormatterBuilder.html for documentation.
Utility functions for programmatically building a `DateTimeFormatter`. Easier to understand than chaining a hundred Java calls and trying to keep the structure straight. The basic idea here is you pass a number of `sections` to `formatter` to build a `DateTimeFormatter` — see `second-date.parse` for examples. Most of these sections are simple wrappers around corresponding `DateTimeFormatterBuilder` -- see https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/time/format/DateTimeFormatterBuilder.html for documentation.
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