Projects sharing features with Ms.js

This library is a client-side tool designed to transform static date strings into automatically updating, human-readable relative time labels within web interfaces. It functions as a plugin that scans the document for specific elements and converts their content into dynamic expressions, such as minutes or hours ago, to provide context for recent activity. The system distinguishes itself by decoupling display logic from JavaScript through attribute-driven configuration, allowing settings and date values to be managed directly within HTML. It maintains accuracy by employing interval-based poll

Moment is a JavaScript date manipulation library used for parsing, validating, manipulating, and formatting dates and times. It provides a system for converting date strings into structured objects using the ISO 8601 standard or custom tokens. The library includes a timezone management tool for handling UTC offsets and geographic timezones, ensuring accurate date calculations across different regions. It features an internationalized date formatter and a relative time calculator to render timestamps as human-friendly durations adapted to various cultural locales and languages. The project co

date-fns is a JavaScript date utility library providing a collection of pure functions for manipulating, formatting, and calculating dates and times. It serves as an immutable date manipulation library and a tool for time zone management, ensuring that date transformations are performed without modifying the original date objects. The library functions as a date formatting tool that converts date objects into human-readable strings using custom patterns and international locales. It includes a specific toolset for adjusting and calculating date representations across different geographical re

Date() for humans

moment-timezone is a JavaScript library and date manipulation extension designed for parsing and converting timestamps across different geographic regions. It serves as a JavaScript implementation of the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority database to manage global time offsets and daylight saving rules. The library provides regional localization and historical time zone analysis by mapping timestamps to geographic regions using official IANA data. It enables the translation of date and time strings between various zones while accounting for chronological records of clock transitions. The pr

🗺️⏳ Count down to your events—visually and interactively! With React at its core, this project merges time and place, turning ordinary countdowns into engaging, map-based experiences.

Super simple countdowns.

Day.js is a lightweight utility for parsing, validating, and manipulating date objects. It provides a fluent, chainable interface that allows for complex time calculations and transformations to be performed through a sequence of readable method calls. By utilizing an immutable wrapper pattern, the library ensures data integrity by creating new instances for every operation rather than modifying existing objects. The project is distinguished by a minimalist core abstraction that maintains a small footprint by offloading non-essential features to an optional, modular plugin system. This archit

go-humanize is a Go library for converting raw numbers, byte sizes, and durations into natural language strings to improve human readability. The project provides specialized formatters for byte sizes using SI or IEC standards and a relative time formatter that transforms durations into descriptions such as three days ago. It also includes an SI unit formatter for converting numeric values to and from International System of Units prefixes and symbols. Beyond technical units, the library includes English natural language utilities for pluralizing nouns, generating ordinal numbers, and joinin

Now is a date and time manipulation library for Go designed to generate precise calendar boundaries and convert time strings into structured objects. It serves as a utility for calculating the start and end timestamps for days, weeks, months, and years. The project provides tools for calculating specific weekdays relative to a reference point and performing date arithmetic to determine time ranges. It includes a toolkit for parsing date and time strings using configurable layouts and formats. The library functions as a wrapper for the standard Go time package to provide an interface for comp

The Rust RFCs repository is the formal home for the Rust language evolution process, housing the structured design documents and community review mechanisms that govern changes to the Rust programming language, its compiler, and its standard library. It defines the complete lifecycle for proposing, discussing, and implementing substantial changes through RFC documents, from initial submission and community feedback through final comment periods and sub-team sign-offs. The repository codifies the governance and collaboration processes that shape Rust's development, including mechanisms for com

is.js is a JavaScript validation library and data type checker. It provides a suite of utilities to verify whether variables are primitives, arrays, functions, or specific object types. The project allows for the implementation of custom validation logic and the use of naming namespaces to override default rules and regular expressions. It covers a broad range of validation capabilities, including numeric arithmetic properties, date and time analysis for relative and absolute ranges, and string format verification for patterns such as emails, URLs, and IP addresses. The library also includes

Carbon is a Go library for semantic date and time calculations, formatting, and parsing. It provides a semantic interface to simplify temporal data handling and improve the readability of date and time manipulations. The library is distinguished by its support for multi-calendar date conversion, allowing transformations between Gregorian, Chinese Lunar, Persian, and Hebrew calendar systems. It also includes a localized temporal framework that uses ISO 639-1 codes to format dates and relative time differences across multiple language locales. Additional capabilities cover global time zone man

A Python 3 library for parsing human-written times and dates

Arrow is a Python date and time library designed for parsing, formatting, and manipulating date and time objects. It provides a simplified interface for these operations compared to the Python standard library. The library includes tools for converting standardized date strings via an ISO 8601 parser and transforming timestamps into human-readable relative strings across different locales. It also features a utility for translating timestamps between global timezones using location data objects. Additional capabilities cover date string formatting, time object generation, and the calculation

A Python library for dealing with dates

Friendly Python Dates

PyTime is an easy-use Python module which aims to operate date/time/datetime by string.

Delorean: Time Travel Made Easy

Erlang Date and Time management is rather primitive, but improving.

Tempo is a JavaScript date manipulation library that provides a suite of tools for parsing, formatting, and calculating dates and times. It serves as a date arithmetic engine, a locale-aware formatter, and a timezone offset manager for native JavaScript date objects. The library includes a dedicated ISO 8601 date parser for validating and converting standardized strings into date objects. It handles geographic normalization through IANA timezone offset management and utilizes the native Internationalization API for region-specific date formatting. The project covers a broad range of date and

Luxon is a JavaScript library for parsing, validating, manipulating, and formatting dates and times. It provides a suite of immutable objects for managing points in time, durations, and intervals, ensuring that all transformations return new instances to maintain predictable state. The library distinguishes itself by leveraging the native Internationalization API and environment-based time zone databases. This architecture allows for localized date formatting and global time zone conversions without requiring external data files or additional dependencies. It also supports non-Gregorian calen

Datetimes for Humans™

Pendulum is a Python date and time library that provides a simplified interface for date arithmetic, ISO parsing, localization, and timezone management. It serves as a replacement for the standard library datetime module, extending existing classes to maintain compatibility while offering a more intuitive management interface. The library distinguishes itself through a natural language date formatter that translates time differences into localized strings and a dedicated ISO 8601 date parser. It also includes tools for time-dependent logic testing, allowing the system clock to be mocked or fi

snscrape is a Python-based social media web scraper and crawler designed to extract public posts, profiles, and hashtags from social networks without the use of official APIs. It functions as an archival tool and a utility for open-source intelligence data collection, allowing for the gathering of publicly available information to investigate trends and people. The tool facilitates social media data extraction for research and archival purposes, enabling the creation of historical records of conversations and user activity. It supports workflows for academic social analysis and the export of

Movie Data Capture is a media library organizer and movie metadata scraper designed to automatically categorize and name files in a local media collection. It functions as an automated content tagger that identifies movie files and applies descriptive tags by extracting film details from web databases. The system utilizes an HTTP web scraper to fetch information from external APIs and remote HTML content. It employs a filename pattern parser to extract movie titles and release years from local files using regular expressions, which are then used to automate search queries. The tool maps scra