Package org.pojava.datetime

Utilities for parsing, representing, calculating, and converting dates and times.

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Interface Summary

Interface	Description
IDateTimeConfig	This interface defines methods essential for global configuration of the DateTime object.

Class Summary

Class	Description
DateTime	DateTime provides an immutable representation of Date and Time to the nearest nanosecond.
DateTimeConfig	Establish global defaults for shaping DateTime behavior.
DateTimeConfigBuilder	DateTimeConfig has numerous values, some of which we want to control, sometimes making minor changes.
DateTimeFormat	DateTimeFormat formats a DateTime object as a String according to a template.
Duration	Duration is a fixed measurement of time.
LocalConfig	LocalConfig is a wrapper class providing a cheap equivalent to the global instance of DateTimeConfig with one or more methods (e.g.
MonthMap	This is a language-agnostic mapping of month abbreviations to month numbers
Shift	Shift describes an offset in time in terms of CalendarUnit increments of various proportions.
Tm	This class converts a DateTime into year, month, day, hour, minute, second, millisecond, nanosecond.

Enum Summary

Enum	Description
CalendarUnit	A CalendarUnit represents a time interval whose duration is allowed to vary in order to adjust to Daylight Saving Time where needed.

Package org.pojava.datetime Description

Utilities for parsing, representing, calculating, and converting dates and times. The DateTime object has some pretty decent parsing abilities and is very easy to use. It parses a wide variety of formats in most languages (for the names of the months). It is configurable for either Western or European formatting of dates, such as MM/DD/YYYY vs. DD/MM/YYYY. DateTime is immutable, making it safer for use with threaded applications. It also makes it easy to perform Date calculations on the fly.