Fugit

An F# library for syntactically nice construction of DateTime and TimeSpan objects.
Tempus fugit.

Overview

Fugit provides functions that make code dealing with DateTime and TimeSpan objects nicer to work with.

oneDay |> ago
2 |> weeks |> before (January 23 2021)
every oneHour |> since (5 |> hours |> ago)
// Or, equivalently
every oneHour |> in' (theLast (5 |> hours))
if input |> isAfter (52 |> weeks |> ago) then 
    // Relative days of the week
    theThird Monday |> after (today())

Installation

Fugit is available on NuGet at https://www.nuget.org/packages/Fugit/.
Fugit.NodaTime is available on NuGet at https://www.nuget.org/packages/Fugit.NodaTime/.

Documentation

Proper documentation is in progress! In the meantime, most of the code is documented and fairly straightforward.

Differences between Fugit and Fugit.NodaTime

While I have strived my best to make the two libraries as similar as possible, there are a few differences:

• Some Fugit.NodaTime constructors use int64, whereas all Fugit constructors use int
• Fugit.NodaTime allows dependency injection on functions that rely on the current time, Fugit does not.

Contributing

Pull requests are very welcome! Code is formatted with Fantomas.

License

Fugit is licensed under the GPL-3.0 license. You can read it here.