toolbelt.date — starcity/toolbelt-date 0.4.0

< clj

(< date & more)

Returns true if dates are in monotonically increasing order, otherwise false.

Arguments are date instances of any type (e.g. timestamp, java-date, date/time etc.)

<= clj

(<= date & more)

Returns true if dates are in monotonically non-decreasing order, otherwise false.

Arguments are date instances of any type (e.g. timestamp, java-date, date/time etc.)

> clj

(> date & more)

Returns true if dates are in monotonically decreasing order, otherwise false.

Arguments are date instances of any type (e.g. timestamp, java-date, date/time etc.)

>= clj

(>= date & more)

Returns true if dates are in monotonically non-increasing order, otherwise false.

Arguments are date instances of any type (e.g. timestamp, java-date, date/time etc.)

beginning-of-day clj

(beginning-of-day date)

(beginning-of-day date tz)

Returns a java.util.Date representing the time 00:00:00 of the given date in timezone 'tz'. Arity 1 version: uses 'utc' timezone.

'date' is a date instance as per 'toolbelt.date/transform'.

beginning-of-month clj

(beginning-of-month date)

(beginning-of-month date tz)

Returns a java.util.Date representing the first day of the month of the given date in timezone 'tz'. Arity 1 version: uses 'utc' timezone.

'date' is a date instance as per 'toolbelt.date/transform'.

day clj

(day date)

Return the day of month component of the given date.

'date' is a date instance of any type (e.g. timestamp, java-date, date/time etc.)

days clj

(days n)

Given a number, returns a Period representing that many days.

end-of-day clj

(end-of-day date)

(end-of-day date tz)

Returns a java.util.Date representing the time 23:59:59 of the given date in timezone 'tz'. Arity 1 version: uses 'utc' timezone.

'date' is a date instance as per 'toolbelt.date/transform'.

end-of-month clj

(end-of-month date)

(end-of-month date tz)

Returns a java.util.Date representing the first day of the month of the given date in timezone 'tz'. Arity 1 version: uses 'utc' timezone.

'date' is a date instance as per 'toolbelt.date/transform'.

from-tz-date clj deprecated

from-tz-date-time clj deprecated

in-days clj

(in-days p)

Return the interval or period in days.

interval clj

(interval from to)

Returns an interval representing the span between the two given dates. Note that intervals are closed on the left and open on the right.

'from' and 'to' are date instances of any type where 'from' is before 'to'.

is-first-day-of-month? clj

(is-first-day-of-month? d)

minus clj

(minus period)

(minus date period)

Transforms a given date and returns a new java.util.Date moved backwards by the given Period(s). Arity 1 version: moved backwards from System/currentTimeMillis.

'date' is a date instance as per 'toolbelt.date/transform'.

month clj

(month date)

Return the month component of the given date.

'date' is a date instance of any type (e.g. timestamp, java-date, date/time etc.)

months clj

(months n)

Given a number, returns a Period representing that many months.

next-day clj

(next-day date)

next-month clj

(next-month date)

plus clj

(plus period)

(plus date period)

Transforms a given date and returns a new java.util.Date moved forwards by the given Period(s). Arity 1 version: moved forwards from System/currentTimeMillis.

'date' is a date instance as per 'toolbelt.date/transform'.

short clj

(short date & [include-time])

short-date clj deprecated

short-date-time clj deprecated

(short-date-time date)

Use short instead.

to-utc-corrected-date clj deprecated

to-utc-corrected-date-time clj deprecated

transform clj

(transform d f & args)

'Transforms' a date where 'd' is a date of any type (timestamp, org.joda.DateTime, java.util.Date. etc), and returns a java.util.Date, after applying a transformation function 'f', which is a function that takes a date/time instance and any supplied args and returns a date.

tz-corrected clj

(tz-corrected inst tz)

Produce the UTC instant in time relative to timezone tz.

tz-corrected-dt clj

(tz-corrected-dt dt tz)

tz-uncorrected clj

(tz-uncorrected inst tz)

Produce the absolute UTC instant from timezone tz.

tz-uncorrected-dt clj

(tz-uncorrected-dt dt tz)

within? clj

(within? interval test)

(within? start end test)

With 2 arguments: Returns true if the given Interval contains the given date. Note that if the date is exactly equal to the end of the interval, this function returns false. With 3 arguments: Returns true if the start date is equal to or before and the end date is equal to or after the test ReadablePartial.

year clj

(year date)

Return the year component of the given date.

'date' is a date instance of any type (e.g. timestamp, java-date, date/time etc.)