SwiftDate is a 3rd party Swift library to make it easier to work with Dates and TimeZones.
Main features of SwiftDate:
- Simple math operations with dates! Example: aDate + 2.weeks + 1.hour or (1.year - 2.hours + 16.minutes).fromNow()
- Easy conversions to and from timezone, locale and calendar. Use the helper class DateInRegion and perform conversions with components and operations!
- Compare dates with math operators <,>,==,<=,>=. For example, you can do aDate1 >= aDate2 or aDate1.isIn(anotherDate,.day)
- Easily work with time components. E.g. aDateInRegion.day or hour, minutes etc. expressed in your favourite timezone!
- Easy and optimized way to get and transform a date from and to strings: supports both colloquial (human readable) and fixed formats (ISO8601, AltRSS, RSS, Extended, .NET and custom string as per Unicode standard)
- Express time interval in other time units; for example 120.seconds.in(.minutes) // 2 minutes
- Many shortcuts to get intervals, work with time units, intervals and common date operations (isYesterday,isTomorrow,isBefore()...)
For more information, see the GitHub page of SwiftDate.
