Kotlin intuitive
java.util.Date
extensions.
val now: Date = Tempo.now //=> now
now + 1.week //=> next week
now - 2.days //=> day before yesterday
now + (3.weeks - 4.days + 5.hours) //=> somewhere in 2 and a half weeks
Tempo.tomorrow //=> tomorrow
Tempo.yesterday //=> yesterday
1.day.ago //=> yesterday
3.weeks.ago //=> 3 weeks ago
5.years.forward //=> five years in the future
Tempo.with(year = 1990, month = 1, day = 21) //=> 1990/01/21
Tempo.with(year = 2019, month = 6, day = 26, hour = 18, minute = 58, second = 31, millisecond = 777)
Tempo.now.with(month = 12, day = 25) //=> this year's christmas
Date().with(month = 12, day = 25) //=> this year's christmas
// shortcuts
Tempo.now.beginningOfYear //=> new year's day
Tempo.now.endOfYear //=> new year's eve
Tempo.now.isMonday
Tempo.now.isTuesday
Tempo.now.isWednesday
Tempo.now.isThursday
Tempo.now.isFriday
Tempo.now.isSaturday
Tempo.now.isSunday
Tempo.now.isWeekend
Tempo.now.isWeekday
Tempo.now.isToday // true
Tempo.tomorrow.isToday // false
Tempo.tomorrow.isTomorrow // true
Tempo.yesterday.isYesterday // true
5.minutes.forward.toString("yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss")
//=> "2019-06-11 12:05:00"
"1988-03-02".toDate("yyyy-MM-dd")
//=> Tempo.with(year = 1988, month = 3, day = 2)
1.day.ago > 2.days.ago // true
1.day.ago in 2.days.ago..Tempo.now // true
dependencies {
implementation 'com.github.cesarferreira:tempo:+'
}
- tempo is inspired by naoty/Timepiece(Swift) and the now unmaintained hotchemi/khronos.
Copyright 2019 Cesar Ferreira
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