@Deactivated User hello! Do you plan to update klock to kotlin 1.3.40? want native version update

+1 for klock update to 1.3.40

@serebit it's already updated - version 1.5.0 available on korlibs bintray

Just trying to setup klock and running into a few issues regarding configuration

does anyone have this up and running in their projects and is anyone using the TimeProvider in tests?

#klock 1.8.0 released! Compiled against #Kotlin 1.3.60 and supporting #tvOS and #watchOS — https://github.com/korlibs/klock/releases/tag/release-1.8.0

Hey!

Just wanted to let you know that we plan to support some assertions for Klock specific types at #kotlintest

If you want to discuss this with us, we're eager for it 🙂

This was a cute little channel 🙂 I’m trying to parse a date, but get a

Not a valid format

exception. I’ve tried it against NSDateFormatter.com and works there. Can anyone spot the mistake?

DateFormat("yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss.SSSZ").parse("2020-01-22T00:00:00.000+0000")

What's the use for

'

and

+

?

Both of them are in one side but not on the other

Yeah, the

'

was a desperate attempt, I’ve tried without it as well with no luck. The

+

, however, is what I receive from server and is part of an RFC I believe and denotes offsett from UTC or something. And according to this site (https://nsdateformatter.com/), the

Z

in my format string is the

+0000

counterpart.

But you didn't put it as part of the DateFormat, right?

Shouldn't they be there?

Idk

Yeah, I did, I think the

Z

=

+0000

in my case

Just a quick update.. I got it working when changing the date I received to

"2020-01-22T00:00:00.000Z"

(removing

+0000

and adding

Z

on the end) and parsing it with the

"yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss.SSSZ"

filter. Should this maybe be an issue? I think the offset at the end (

+0000

and similar) is a part of the ISO 8601 standard: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601#Time_offsets_from_UTC. What do you guys think?

I can help develop if someone would like to join me! 🙂

Hi I'm new with kotlin, so my question may be stupid, but are there someone, who have correctly implement

klock

to multiplatform? I have implemented 1.11.13, everything works fine, with using

npm link

, but it is not possible to publish it to my private nexus NPM repo what I try, is to change package.json, and change it to my scope before publish, this help me with

kotlin-source-map-loader

, but

klock

create

require('klock-root-klock')

on end of generated js file kotlin multiplatform 1.3.72

Hello hello! 🙂 Will there be an alpha release for the

Kotlin 1.4.0-rc

soon?

Hello, does anyone know what grammar the DateFormat class uses?

Just released v1.12.0 compiled against Kotlin 1.4

Just posted an issue/question if someone know the answer: https://github.com/korlibs/klock/issues/146

Hey guys, have a favour to ask you all. We have a PR related to klock here: https://github.com/korlibs/klock/pull/147/files this is a PR that is affecting several languages changing the capitalization of months and weekdays. Since there are people from different countries, could you check if makes sense for your own language and comment the issue for your own language? That will be really appreciated 🙌

We are still looking for people to verify month/weekday translations for the following languages: • Spanish • French • Japanese • Portuguese • Korean • Chinese If you speak one of those ☝️languages please go to the pull request linked above and check that the tests are correct and give feedback if they are/are not. Also, there is no test for Italian yet if anyone feel like creating it 🙂

🌐 Ignacio Carrión Navarro, added support for ordinals on dates the other day. The initial implementation only supports english numbers: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th... We need your help to translate the ordinal literals into other languages here: https://github.com/korlibs/klock/issues/153 Thank you in advance! simple smile

Hello, is it possible to get the first day of week in milliseconds in this library?

Hey folks 👋 I would like to know if some of you are still using the

WDateTime

and variants that were introduced to be usable from swift/objc. It was removed from 4.0.0 but could be reintroduced in 4.0.1 if some of you are still using it. If so, please, could you comment in this PR? https://github.com/korlibs/korge/pull/1604 Thanks!