Datetime with Timezones in Zig. Opinionated, and mostly for learning purposes.
Demo:
var tz_LA = try zdt.Timezone.fromTzfile("America/Los_Angeles", allocator);
defer tz_LA.deinit();
var tz_Paris = try zdt.Timezone.fromTzfile("Europe/Paris", allocator);
defer tz_Paris.deinit();
const a_datetime = try zdt.stringIO.parseISO8601("2022-03-07");
const this_time_LA = try a_datetime.tzLocalize(tz_LA);
const this_time_Paris = try this_time_LA.tzConvert(tz_Paris);
std.debug.print(
"Time, LA : {s}\n... that's {s} in Paris\n",
.{ this_time_LA, this_time_Paris },
);
// Time, LA : 2022-03-07T00:00:00-08:00
// ... that's 2022-03-07T09:00:00+01:00 in Paris
const wall_diff = try this_time_Paris.diffWall(this_time_LA);
const abs_diff = this_time_Paris.diff(this_time_LA);
std.debug.print(
"Wall clock time difference: {s}\nAbsolute time difference: {s}\n",
.{ wall_diff, abs_diff },
);
// Wall clock time difference: PT09H00M00S
// Absolute time difference: PT00H00M00S
More examples in the ./examples
directory. There's a build-step to build them all; EX:
zig build examples && ./zig-out/bin/ex_datetime
See changelog.
This library is developed with Zig 0.14.0-dev
, might not compile with older versions. As of 2024-08-07, Zig-0.13 stable or higher should work.
- none
zdt
comes with eggert/tz. The database is compiled and shipped with zdt
(as-is; not tar-balled or compressed). If you wish to use your own version of the IANA time zone db, you can set a path to it using the -Dprefix-tzdb="path/to/your/tzdb"
option. See also zig build --help
For development, to update the time zone database and the version info, run the following build steps: zig build update-tz-database && zig build update-tz-version
.
MPL. See the LICENSE file in the root directory of the repository.