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Show HN: DateKnight a datetime string formatting reference and translator

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Re: Show HN: DateKnight a datetime string formatting reference and translator

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repo: https://github.com/mrcoles/dateknight

My goal was to not have to dig around for the unique documentation for whatever language/library I was using the moment to format a datetime string.

By unifying the codes across different languages, I was able to make a universal translator that could convert between any of the ones I had supported (and provide a structured autocomplete search too).

It’s not perfect, but hopefully makes some other folks’ lives easier!

I also made a convenience library on top of cheeriojs that supports all of their traversing methods via pseudo-classes in the query string: https://github.com/mrcoles/pseudo-cheerio

Re: Show HN: DateKnight a datetime string formatting reference and translator

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repo: https://github.com/mrcoles/dateknight My goal was to not have to dig around for the unique documentation for whatever language/library I was using the moment to format a datetime string. By unifying the codes across different languages, I was able to make a universal translator that could convert between any of the ones I had supported (and provide a structured autocomplete search too). It’s not perfect, but ho…

You have no idea how much time you just saved me.

Where's the donate button?

Re: Show HN: DateKnight a datetime string formatting reference and translator

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post #2

repo: https://github.com/mrcoles/dateknight My goal was to not have to dig around for the unique documentation for whatever language/library I was using the moment to format a datetime string. By unifying the codes across different languages, I was able to make a universal translator that could convert between any of the ones I had supported (and provide a structured autocomplete search too). It’s not perfect, but ho…

You have no idea how much time you just saved me. Where's the donate button?

ha! I’m glad you find it useful. I’ll never say no to paypal.me/mrcoles ;P