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Francois Normandin edited this page Jan 10, 2021 · 2 revisions

Strict ISO 8601

Currently, the following subsets of the standard are implemented:

UTC DateTime, ISO Day, ISO Week, ISO WeekDay, Ordinal Date, Calendar Month

Examples

Taking the following date and time: January 1st, 2021 @ 11:50:22.587 in Montreal:

  • UTC DateTime = 2021-01-09T16:50:22.587Z
  • Non UTC DateTime = 2021-01-08T11:50:22.587-05:00
  • ISO Date = 2021-01-09 or 20210109
  • ISO Calendar month = 2021-01
  • ISO Week = 2021-W01
  • ISO Week-Day = 2021-W01-6
  • ISO Ordinal Date = 2021-009

The reverse operation (ISO8601 DateString to Timestamp) supports all the above accepted formats, validates the input string for compliance and returns the ISO Format type matched.

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Date Formatting Classes

By default, the Epoch Time to DateString uses the ISO8601 format. But a different date formatting can be created and injected to perform a user-defined formatting of whichever epoch time selected.

Current Date Formatters include: ISO8601 and RFC5322 formats image

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