Cross-platform DateTime type coercion, parsing, and manipulation.
Supports Clojure and ClojureScript via reader conditionals,
so it requires Clojure 1.7.0, [org.clojure/clojure "1.7.0"], or newer.
When compiled for the Clojure/Java platform,
it uses the java.time.* API (a.k.a. JSR-310), so Java 8 is required.
- Timestamp (= Instant): a finite point in linear time, measurable in milliseconds since the epoch
- Duration: an amount of linear time, measurable in milliseconds
- Interval: two timestamps -- or a single timestamp plus a duration (and a single bit to say whether the timestamp is the beginning or the end)
- Period: a semantic (non-linear) duration, like "2 weeks". This is a bit confusing, since the ISO-8601 prefix/indicator for duration syntax is "P", but it is used for duration, not period -- since you can only have hour, minute, and second values in that duration.
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hara-time"time as a clojure map"
JVM-only; uses Joda time for Java <8.
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clj-timeJVM-only; depends on Joda time even with Java 8.
Copyright © 2017 Christopher Brown. Eclipse Public License - v 1.0.