First, I can't make a branch for you, so this PR should really have a base of some branch you'd create.

It's interesting that this becomes a category on the new Date struct instead of the old NSDate class. That said it doesn't seem to have changed any behavior that I can see. Let me know if I can do anything to help.

I have a project that is iOS 14 and up. I'm getting a message 'ISO8601DateFormatter' is only available in iOS 10.0 or newer The package.swift of the DateHelper says v9 I'm wondering if it should be at least v10 if your using the ISO8601DateFormatter

Please let me know how can I fix this .

I have tried few ways to get rid of like keychain Login lock and Unlock ,Updating the pods,Updating the cocoa pods but found no luck .

Might be nice to add a day suffix to the library. Something like:

`extension Date {

static func getSuffix(forDate date: Date) -> String {
    if let day = date.component(.day) {
        let st: Set = [1, 21, 31]
        let nd: Set = [2, 22]
        let rd: Set = [3, 23]
        if st.contains(day) {
            return "st"
        }
        else if nd.contains(day) {
            return "nd"
        }
        else if rd.contains(day) {
            return "rd"
        }
        else {
            return "th"
        }
    } else {
        return ""
    }
}

}`

Thanks!

When installing using pods workspace contains redundant Info.plist file in pod root folder. This blocks uploading build to AppStore (while simulator is still able to run app)

Hi, I have saved a date yesterday and it reads -- 2018-04-11 21:09:27 +0000

Though today I printed todays date which should be 2018-04-12 21:09:27 +0000 reads → 2018-04-11 21:59:18 +0000

This is fixed when I print it to a string but it is not correct when working with the raw" Date". I'm trying to compare the date I saved yesterday to today and it returns it is the same day.

Thanks in advance for your help.

        let locale = Locale(identifier: "en_US_POSIX")

        let str = "2017-07-19T14:32:20.000+03:00"

        let format = "yyyy-MM-dd\'T\'HH:mm:ss.SSSZ"

        let d1 = Date(fromString: str, format: .custom(format), locale: locale)

        let d2 = Date(fromString: str, format: .custom(format), locale: locale)

        print(d1)
        print(d2)

Put the breakpoint at cachedFormatter, it always tries to create a new formatter and cached formatters is always empty

When building with version 4.5.3, I get a warning:

"found 1 file(s) which are unhandled; explicitly declare them as resources or exclude from the target /[Path snipped]/SourcePackages/checkouts/DateHelper/Sources/Info.plist"

I think the Info.plist resource needs to be excluded from the Package.swift file to resolve the warning.

Here's an example of aws-amplify resolved the same issue: https://github.com/aws-amplify/amplify-ios/pull/1163/commits/c659a2653caa6351eb578dd7b8defa92af701835

Currently toStringWithRelativeTime uses RelativeTimeStringType to output Strings. However, there is no way to determine which RelativeTimeStringType a Date falls into without looking at the output string of toStringWithRelativeTime.

It would be nice to be able to get the RelativeTimeStringType of a Date directly with something like

Date().toRelativeTime() // .nowPast

or

Date().is(.nowPast) // true

This could allow for additional logic switching off of the RelativeTimeStringType of a Date, rather than just converting to a String.

Encountered data races and access violation crashes due to the cached date formatters array while using the library. I fixed it by wrapping it in a class and adding a dispatch queue/lock.

I left the new class as an internal private subclass of the Date extension but it could be moved if desired. This may not fix all multi threading issues, but so far that is the only one I've encountered.

I get this error every time I update pods line 34 in DateHelper.swift .../Pods/AFDateHelper/Sources/DateHelper.swift:34:77: 'range(at:)' has been renamed to 'rangeAt(_:)'

let dateString = (string as NSString).substring(with: match.range(at: 1)) Update to let dateString = (string as NSString).substring(with: match.rangeAt(1)) then it is ok...

https://github.com/melvitax/DateHelper/blob/master/Sources/DateHelper/DateHelper.swift#L261-L264

let date = Date.now
print(date.compare(.isEarlier(than: date))) // true

code:

        var date = Date(fromString: "2009-08-11T06:00:00.000-07:00", format: .isoDateTimeFull)
        print(date)
        print("----------------------------------------------")
        print(date?.toString(format: .isoYearMonth))
        print("----------------------------------------------")
        print(date?.toString(style: .month))
        print(date?.toString(style: .shortMonth))
        print(date?.toString(style: .veryShortMonth))

output:

Optional(2009-08-11 13:00:00 +0000)
----------------------------------------------
Optional("2009-08")
----------------------------------------------
Optional("March")
Optional("Mar")
Optional("M")

I would like to allow Carthage support again.

In the commit “Updated to a proper package manager directory structure (63b9f98)” the schemes that allow support using Carthage were removed.

I guess it's because now priority is given to SPM, but for now it's compatible with supporting Carthage. That's why I propose to restore support.

Hi,

I am trying to create Date object from time string, but without success:

print(Date(fromString: "16:12:00", format: .custom("HH:mm:ss"))?.toString(format: .custom("MMM d, yyyy HH:mm")))

The result is nil. Can I get some help?

This line falls through to return nil when it should just return empty

https://github.com/melvitax/DateHelper/blob/76d0840daab7288fc99b04a4c23d504f0394e083/Sources/DateHelper/DateHelper.swift#L52