23 packages returned for Tags:"datetimeoffset"

An injectable, mockable source of the current date and time.

Provides conversion of DateTime and DateTimeOffset into an epoch-relative number value (total seconds). See Unix Epoch in Wikipedia for more information on why this might be needed. Typical uses include... More information

A collection of helpful DateTimeOffset extension methods

Provides a testable abstraction and alternative to DateTime.Now / DateTime.UtcNow

The missing .NET date types; DatePeriod and DateSpan.

Provides helpful Custom User Types, Composite User Types, Mapper Helpers and Linq Extensions for NHibernate. - NHibernate Composite User Type for the DateTimeOffset struct: Allows... More information

Simplified logging, enabled/disabled during runtime. Inspections. Domain objects. Shipping models. Fast thread-safe cache. Cryptographic salted hashes. Enumeration type converter. Validator extensions. Sample... More information

DateTimeAbstractions is an testable alternative to the static methods on DateTime and DateTimeOffset. Includes an analyzer/codefix finding usages of DateTime to replaces it with out testable alternative.

A small source generator that outputs a class, `BuildTimestamp`, that contains several variables that describe when the source generator was run (and thus when your project was built.)

A simple library for abstracting static properties such as 'Now', 'UtcNow' and 'Today' in .NET's 'System.DateTime' and 'System.DateTimeOffset' structs so that methods using these can be unit tested

xUnit Tests for netfx-System.DateTimeEpochExtensions

C# extension methods for BCL types (String, Type, etc.)

C# Local/UTC Time Provider

Provides helpful Custom User Types, Composite User Types, Mapper Helpers and Linq Extensions for NHibernate. - NHibernate Composite User Type for the DateTimeOffset struct: Allows... More information

The only timer you need.

A simple utility class which enables mocking of DateTimeOffset

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An easily testable clock.

A set of useful converters for JSON.NET.

A custom attribute for System.Text.Json that allows you to specify custom date formats for DateTime, DateTimeOffset, and their nullable counterparts during JSON serialization and deserialization.