Clj-time 0.13.0
A date and time library for Clojure, wrapping Joda Time.
clj-time.coerce
Utilites to coerce Joda DateTime instances to and from various other types. For example, to convert a Joda DateTime to and from a Java long:
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clj-time.core
The core namespace for date-time operations in the clj-time library.
Public variables and functions:
- abuts?
- ago
- available-ids
- date-midnight
- date-time
- DateTimeProtocol
- days
- days?
- default-time-zone
- deprecated
- do-at
- do-at*
- earliest
- end
- epoch
- extend
- first-day-of-the-month
- floor
- from-now
- from-time-zone
- hours
- hours?
- in-msecs
- in-secs
- interval
- InTimeUnitProtocol
- last-day-of-the-month
- latest
- local-date
- local-date-time
- local-time
- max-date
- millis
- min-date
- mins-ago
- minus
- minutes
- minutes?
- months
- months?
- now
- nth-day-of-the-month
- number-of-days-in-the-month
- overlap
- overlaps?
- plus
- seconds
- seconds?
- secs
- secs?
- start
- time-now
- time-zone-for-id
- time-zone-for-offset
- to-time-zone
- today
- today-at
- today-at-midnight
- utc
- weeks
- weeks?
- with-time-at-start-of-day
- within?
- year-month
- years
- years?
- yesterday
clj-time.format
Utilities for parsing and unparsing DateTimes as Strings.
clj-time.instant
An optional convenience namespaces that allows key JodaTime types to be transparently serialized with the Clojure reader (via instant literals).
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clj-time.jdbc
clojure.java.jdbc protocol extensions supporting DateTime coercion.
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clj-time.local
Functions for working with local time without having to shift to/from utc, the preferred time zone of clj-time.core.
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clj-time.predicates
Predicate functions to ask basic questions about a date
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