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Programming language: Kotlin
Tags:
Misc
Latest version: v0.1.0
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README
KxjTime
KxjTime is a micro library that provides a convenient way to create java.time API objects.
Usage
Simplify creation of various objects from java.time API.
Extensions for Integers and Longs
Create Duration from Integers
val thirtyMinutes = 30.minutes
val twoMilliseconds = 2.milliseconds
Which can be then combined by Kotlin overloaded operators or with infix and
val duration1 = 10.days + 1.hours + 5.minutes + 3.seconds
val duration2 = 10.days and 1.hours and 5.minutes and 3.seconds
Natural language
Combine Duration with Time-based classes
val createdAt = 10.days and 1.hours and 5.minutes before ZonedDateTime.now()
val willDoSomethingAt = 30.minutes + 10.seconds + 3.hours after Instant.now()
Readable and concise code
if (createdAt.isBefore(30.minutes + 10.seconds + 3.hours after now)) {
// do something
}
if (now.isAfter(12.hours after scheduledTime)) {
// do something later
}