DateTimeFormatter

Added in 1.0.0

Kotlin |Java

class DateTimeFormatter

DateTimeFormatter is a class for international-aware date/time formatting.

It is designed to encourage best i18n practices, and work correctly on old / new Android versions, without having to test the API level everywhere.

Summary

Public constructors
`DateTimeFormatter( options: DateTimeFormatterJdkStyleOptions, locale: Locale )`
`DateTimeFormatter( context: Context, options: DateTimeFormatterSkeletonOptions, locale: Locale )`

Public functions
`String`	`format(calendar: Calendar)` Formats a Calendar object into a user friendly locale aware date/time string.
`String`	`format(date: Date)` Formats a Date object into a user friendly locale aware date/time string.
`String`	`format(milliseconds: Long)` Formats an epoch time into a user friendly, locale aware, date/time string.

Added in 1.0.0

DateTimeFormatter(
    options: DateTimeFormatterJdkStyleOptions,
    locale: Locale = getDefaultFormattingLocale()
)

Added in 1.0.0

DateTimeFormatter(
    context: Context,
    options: DateTimeFormatterSkeletonOptions,
    locale: Locale = getDefaultFormattingLocale()
)

Added in 1.0.0

fun format(calendar: Calendar): String

Formats a Calendar object into a user friendly locale aware date/time string.

Parameters
`calendar: Calendar`	the date / time to format.

Returns
`String`	the formatted date / time string.

Added in 1.0.0

fun format(date: Date): String

Formats a Date object into a user friendly locale aware date/time string.

Parameters
`date: Date`	the date / time to format.

Returns
`String`	the formatted date / time string.

Added in 1.0.0

fun format(milliseconds: Long): String

Formats an epoch time into a user friendly, locale aware, date/time string.

Parameters
`milliseconds: Long`	the date / time to format expressed in milliseconds since January 1, 1970, 00:00:00 GMT.

Returns
`String`	the formatted date / time string.