v0.5.0

Astrolabe can now get the local timezone offset on UNIX systems.

use astrolabe::{DateTime, Offset, OffsetUtilities, Precision};

// Equivalent to `DateTime::now().set_offset(Offset::Local)`
let now = DateTime::now_local();
// Prints for example:
// 2023-10-08T08:30:00+02:00
println!("{}", now.format_rfc3339(Precision::Seconds));
assert_eq!(Offset::Local, now.get_offset());

Also, we decided to panic in case of a date overflow. This should not happen if the library is used correctly, as the valid date range is between 30. June -5879611..=12. July 5879611. This change makes the API much easier to use, as many functions only returned a Result because of this edge case.

Please check out the changelog for details.

v0.4.0

This release brings a lot of public API changes to make things more convenient to use.

It also adds CronSchedule, a struct for parsing cron expressions and using them to create matching DateTime structs.

Please check out the changelog for details.

v0.3.0

See the changelog for details.

v0.2.0

See the changelog for details.