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Time and calendar library

Install

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Authors

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Sources

1.1.5.tar.gz
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Description

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README

Timmy

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Timmy is a general-purpose time and calendar library for OCaml.

It supports advanced calendar features, enforces timezone safety, supports daylight saving times and overall focuses on the cleanliness, safety and completeness of its API.

Documentation

Timmy's documentation can be found online.

Installation

Timmy is available on opam:

opam install timmy

Dependencies (7)

  1. ptime
  2. ppx_deriving >= "5.0"
  3. ppx_here
  4. ocaml >= "4.08.0"
  5. fmt >= "0.8.7"
  6. base
  7. dune >= "3.0"

Dev Dependencies (7)

  1. shexp dev & with-test
  2. stdio dev & with-test
  3. sexplib dev & with-test
  4. opam-file-format dev & with-test
  5. cmdliner dev & with-test
  6. odoc with-doc
  7. alcotest with-test & >= "1.4.0"

Optional Dependencies (2)

  1. schematic
  2. js_of_ocaml

Used by (3)

  1. timmy-jsoo >= "1.1.5"
  2. timmy-lwt
  3. timmy-unix >= "1.1.5"

Conflicts (1)

  1. schematic < "0.18.2" | >= "0.21.0"

Build status

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