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DateTime category
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Add Business Days
Utils/DateTimeMoves a date forward or back by working days, skipping weekends
Add Duration
Utils/DateTimeAdds or subtracts a duration from a date
Add Months / Years
Utils/DateTimeCalendar-aware shift that keeps the day of month where it exists
Business Days Between
Utils/DateTimeCounts the working days between two dates, skipping weekends
Calendar Info
Utils/DateTimeWeek number, weekend and leap year facts about a date
Clamp Date
Utils/DateTimePulls a date into a range, leaving it alone when it already fits
DateTime Difference
Utils/DateTimeCalculates the duration between two dates
Earlier
Utils/DateTimeThe earlier of two dates
Earliest Of
Utils/DateTimeThe earliest date in an array
End Of
Utils/DateTimeThe last instant of the day, week, month, quarter or year
Format DateTime
Utils/DateTimeConverts a DateTime to a formatted string
From Parts
Utils/DateTimeBuilds a date from year, month, day and time components
From Unix Timestamp
Utils/DateTimeConverts an epoch timestamp into a date
Humanize
Utils/DateTimeDescribes how far a date lies from now, for example "3 days ago"
Later
Utils/DateTimeThe later of two dates
Latest Of
Utils/DateTimeThe latest date in an array
Now
Utils/DateTimeReturns the current date and time in UTC
Parse DateTime
Utils/DateTimeParses a string into a DateTime. Auto-detects common formats and epoch timestamps (seconds, milliseconds, microseconds, nanoseconds) or uses a custom format string.
Start Of
Utils/DateTimeThe first instant of the day, week, month, quarter or year
To Date
Utils/DateTimeExtracts date components from a DateTime
To Time
Utils/DateTimeExtracts time components from a DateTime
To Timezone
Utils/DateTimeReads a date in another timezone. The instant stays the same, the wall clock changes
To Unix Timestamp
Utils/DateTimeConverts a date into an epoch timestamp
Is After
Utils/DateTime/ComparisonTrue when the first date lies after the second
Is Before
Utils/DateTime/ComparisonTrue when the first date lies before the second
Is Between
Utils/DateTime/ComparisonTrue when a date falls inside a range
Is Same
Utils/DateTime/ComparisonTrue when both dates fall into the same unit