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Informations about the package nest

Nest

Tests Formats

Nest is a simple pseudo-programming language for defining repeatable and non-repeatable events in time.

Here are a couple examples of the syntax:

Nest outputs a list of time periods.

Here's an example output for once 1/1/2021 from 15:00 to 16:00:

Features

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Reproducibility

The same code could lead to a completely different output based on the current time.

Therefore, when storing Nest code, you should also store the current time if reproducibility is an issue for you (it probably is).

Keywords

Once

Once indicates that an event is repeated once at a given date.

Implicit once

You may omit the once keyword if you write it at the start of the program.

15/04/2005 processed as once 2005-04-15

at 6 15/04/2005 throws Syntax error, unexpected 15/04/2005

Every

Every indicates that an event is repeated it takes as a parameter one or many weekdays.

See how lists work here.

You may use the shorthand everyday that compiles to every day of the week

You may also use the shorthand weekend that compiles to saturday and sunday

For

For indicates how long an event lasts.

Here's a guide on How you can quantify time in Nest

Here's a list of all the time measurement units you may use:

You may pluralize them to keep the sentence grammatically correct but the compiler won't pick up on it if you don't.

Shorthands such as 1h (1 hour) are also allowed.

Here's a list of all available shorthands:

In

In sets the date of a non-repeatable event relatively to the current date.

Refer to the for keyword for a guide on time measurement units and how to quantify time.

Between

Between constrains the event between two dates.

If you wish to constrain an event between a time range, use from.

From ... to ...

From constrains the event between a time range.

Until

Until is a shorthand for the between keyword.

The start date is the current time.

At

At defines at which time an event starts. It is often used in combination with for that sets the duration of the event.

Lists

A list contains one or many literals such as monday or 1:00 and these are separated with commas or the word and.

Quantifying Time

You can use any number from one to a sixty in literal form.

You can use any non-negative integer such as 1 or 42.

To represent one unit of time, you may use a simpler form:

The compiler doesn't make a difference if you write a or an so for a hour still represents 1 hour even though it is grammatically incorrect.

API

Installation

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Usage

If your event does not have fixed boundaries set using between ... and ... or until ..., it repeats indefinitely. Therefore, you need to set manual boundaries at compile-time hence the second CarbonPeriod parameter. You can omit it if you know that your event has fixed boundaries.

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nesbot/carbon Version ^2.52
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