bitwalker/timex

Timex is a comprehensive date and time manipulation library for Elixir that provides robust parsing, formatting, and conversion of date, time, and duration values. It supports a wide range of calendar systems, timezone handling, and locale-aware localization for over twenty languages. The system ensures reliable error handling and compatibility across Elixir versions by delegating to standard library types where possible.

This period focused on a comprehensive refactoring of the library's core date and time handling, introducing a unified Timex.Protocol for conversions and a modular parser architecture for datetime strings. The work established robust, locale-aware formatting and parsing systems, supported by extensive test coverage and benchmarking to ensure correctness and performance.

18 changes

This period focused on significantly expanding the library's internationalization capabilities by adding comprehensive translation files for multiple languages, including English, Russian, Japanese, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Polish, and Chinese. Concurrently, the codebase introduced new modules for handling time intervals, duration formatting, and POSIX-style timezone parsing, while also improving compatibility with modern Elixir versions and fixing edge cases in date and time conversions.

24 changes

This period was dedicated to expanding the application's localization capabilities by adding comprehensive translation support for a wide variety of languages, including Indonesian, Danish, Romanian, Dutch, Norwegian, French, Korean, Swedish, Ukrainian, Afrikaans, Turkish, Vietnamese, Czech, Hebrew, Hungarian, Serbian, and Bulgarian. Each entry represents the addition of specific translation files for date, time, and number formatting, enabling users to see the interface in their preferred language.

17 changes

This period focused on expanding the application's global reach by adding comprehensive translation support for multiple new languages, including Finnish, Estonian, Latvian, Thai, Croatian, and Khmer. Each update introduced detailed localization files for date, time, and number formatting, enabling users to interact with the software in their native language.

6 changes

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