notquiteamonad/datetimekt

datetimekt is a high-level Kotlin library for use in situations where precision beyond seconds is not necessary.

Hi, I'm notquiteamonad.

You can read about what I'm working on at notquiteamonad.com/now.

datetimekt's Issues

Maximise coverage

Since automated coverage was implemented in #18, it should be maximised.

Certify to CII Best Practices standards

https://bestpractices.coreinfrastructure.org/

Fully javadoc all and host javadoc

This can be split down into smaller tasks - todo. Feel free to pick up any part of this and put in PRs for it though.

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Difference between DateTimes

This gist may help.

It should calculate the difference between any two DateTimes and probably never return null.

It should probably be a method on DateTime.

Allow strings to be formatted as desired

See notquiteamonad/date_time#27

Add a .toDays() on Duration

It would be useful to see how many days are in a duration. Example:

val d = Duration(52, 1, 5)
d.toDays() // --> 2

POSIX Conversions

For better compatibility with other systems, it should be possible to convert between a Date, Time, Duration, or DateTime and its value in seconds since the UNIX Epoch (POSIX time).

Migrate To GitHub Actions

Add automated code coverage