Calendar

Provides basic primitives to work with time-related operations.

• Date: Proleptic Gregorian calendar. Can represent years from -32767 to 32766.

• DateTime: ISO-8601 representation with timezones.

• Duration: Time span in nanoseconds. Can be negative unlike core::time::Duration.

• Instant: A specific point in time. Contains the underlying mechanism that provides a timestamp.

• Time Clock time with nanosecond precision.

Also supports arithmetic operations and flexible formatting.

Example

//! Basic time operation.

extern crate wtx;

use wtx::calendar::{Duration, Instant};

fn main() -> wtx::Result<()> {
  println!(
    "ISO 8601 representation of the next 2 minutes in UTC: {}",
    Instant::now_date_time(0)?.add(Duration::from_minutes(2)?)?
  );
  Ok(())
}