package timere

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package timere

timere
- Timere
  - Date_time
  - Duration
  - Interval
  - Span
  - Time_zone
    
    Db
    
    Raw
    
    Sexp
    
    JSON
    
    Raw
    
    Sexp
  - Timestamp
  - Utils
timere.tzdb.full
- Timere_tzdb
timere.tzdb.none
- Timere_tzdb
timere.tzlocal.none
- Timere_tzlocal
timere.tzlocal.unix
- Timere_tzlocal
timere.tzlocal.utc
- Timere_tzlocal

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type t

val make : string -> t option

Makes a time zone from name.

Naming follows the convention used in /usr/share/zoneinfo/posix/ distributed on Linux, e.g. "Australia/Sydney".

See available_time_zones or checking usable time zone names at runtime.

Alternatively, if you are using timere.tz.full (the default implementation for timere.tz.data), then you can also see available-time-zones.txt for available time zones.

val make_exn : string -> t

raises Invalid_argument
if make fails

val name : t -> string

val utc : t

val local : unit -> t option

val local_exn : unit -> t

raises Invalid_argument
when local returns None

val equal : t -> t -> bool

val available_time_zones : string list

val make_offset_only : Duration.t -> t

This is mainly used for when you only have an offset to work with, and you don't need to do any accurate search over time zones.

One use of this is to create a time zone for to_string functions.

val make_offset_only_span : Span.t -> t

val to_fixed_offset : t -> Duration.t option

Importing and exporting

type entry = {

is_dst : bool;
offset : int;

}

module Raw : sig ... end

module Sexp : sig ... end

module JSON : sig ... end

module Db : sig ... end