DateInRegion

DateInRegion is a wrapper around NSDate that exposes the properties of NSDateComponents, NSCalendar, NSTimeZone, NSLocale and NSDateFormatter. We are not there yet, but the intention is to replace your occurrence of NSDate with DateInRegion and get the same functionality plus lots of local date/calendar/time zone/formatter goodies. Thus offering date functions with a flexibility that I was looking for when creating this library:

• Use the object as an NSDate. I.e. as an absolute time.
• Offers many NSDate & NSDateComponent vars & methods
• Initialise a date with any combination of components
• Default date is NSDate()
• Default calendar is NSCalendar.currentCalendar()
• Default time zone is NSTimeZone.defaultTimeZone()
• Default locale is NSLocale.currentLocale()
• Contains a date (NSDate), a calendar (NSCalendar), a locale (NSLocale) and a timeZone (NSTimeZone) property
• Implements the Equatable & Comparable protocols betwen dates with operators. E.g. ==, !=, <, >, <=, >=
• Implements the Hashable protocol so the date can be used as a key in a Dictionary.
• implements date addition and subtraction operators with date components. E.g. date + 2.days
• DateInRegion is immutable, so thread safe. It contains a constructor to easily create new DateInRegion occurrences with some properties adjusted.

License: MIT

JHDate

JHDate is a wrapper around NSDate that exposes the properties of NSDateComponents, NSCalendar, NSTimeZone, NSLocale and NSDateFormatter. We are not there yet, but the intention is to replace your occurrence of NSDate with JHDate and get the same functionality plus lots of local date/calendar/time zone/formatter goodies. Thus offering date functions with a flexibility that I was looking for when creating this library:

• Use the object as an NSDate. I.e. as an absolute time.
• Contains a date (NSDate), a calendar (NSCalendar), a locale (NSLocale) and a timeZone (NSTimeZone) property
• Offers many NSDate & NSDateComponent vars & methods
• Initialise a date with any combination of components
• Use default values for initialisation if desired
• Calendar & time zone can be changed, properties change along
• Default date is NSDate()
• Default calendar is NSCalendar.currentCalendar()
• Default time zone is NSTimeZone.localTimeZone()
• Implements the Equatable & Comparable protocols betwen dates with operators. E.g. ==, !=, <, >, <=, >=
• implements date addition and subtraction operators with date components. E.g. date + 2.days
• JHDate is immutable, so thread safe. It contains a constructor to easily create new JHDate occurrences with some properties adjusted.

License: MIT