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Description: A high level time library, dealing with date, time, durations, intervals and more
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README.rdoc

Chronos

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Name:Chronos
Gem:chronos
Summary:Library to deal with Date, Time, Durations and Intervals.
Author:Stefan Rusterholz <stefan.rusterholz+chronos at gmail.com>
Version:0.1.0
Website:chronos.rubyforge.org/
Git Repository:github.com/apeiros/chronos

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License:Ruby License (see LICENSE.txt)

Description

Chronos is a library that lets you easily deal with various kinds of calcutations with dates, times, durations and intervals.

Installing

Via RubyGems

You need for the installation:

  • rubygems >= 1.2.0

You need for some of the rake tasks:

  • bacon
  • flexmock
  • git
  • hpricot
  • rcov
  • rdiscount (or markdown)
  • rdoc
  • rspec

To install, do: 

        gem install chronos

Note: you might have to use ‘sudo gem install chronos’

From Github

You need for the installation:

  • rubygems >= 1.2.0

You need for some of the rake tasks:

  • bacon
  • flexmock
  • git
  • hpricot
  • rcov
  • rdiscount (or markdown)
  • rdoc
  • rspec

To install, do: 

        curl -L -o chronos.tgz http://github.com/apeiros/chronos/tarball/master
        tar -xfz chronos.tgz
        cd apeiros-chronos-<big number here>/
        rake gem:install

Note: you might have to use ‘sudo rake gem:install’

Examples

See in the examples dir for code examples.

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