thyme-0.3.5.5: A faster time library

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Data.Thyme.Clock

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Description

Types and functions for UTC and UT1.

If you don't care about leap seconds, keep to UTCTime and NominalDiffTime for your clock calculations, and you'll be fine.

Num, Real, Fractional and RealFrac instances for DiffTime and NominalDiffTime are only available by importing Data.Thyme.Time. In their stead are instances of AdditiveGroup, HasBasis and VectorSpace, with Scalar DiffTimeScalar NominalDiffTimeRational.

Using fromSeconds and toSeconds to convert between TimeDiffs and other numeric types. If you really must coerce between DiffTime and NominalDiffTime, view (microseconds . from microseconds).

UTCTime is an instance of AffineSpace, with Diff UTCTimeNominalDiffTime.

UTCTime is not Y294K-compliant. Please file a bug report on GitHub when this becomes a problem.

Synopsis

Universal Time

data UniversalTime Source

The principal form of universal time, namely UT1.

UniversalTime is defined by the rotation of the Earth around its axis relative to the Sun. Thus the length of a day by this definition varies from one to the next, and is never exactly 86400 SI seconds unlike TAI or AbsoluteTime. The difference between UT1 and UTC is DUT1.

Absolute intervals

UTC

data UTCTime Source

Coördinated universal time: the most common form of universal time for civil timekeeping. It is synchronised with AbsoluteTime and both tick in increments of SI seconds, but UTC includes occasional leap-seconds so that it does not drift too far from UniversalTime.

UTCTime is an instance of AffineSpace, with

type Diff UTCTime = NominalDiffTime

Use .+^ to add (or .-^ to subtract) time intervals of type NominalDiffTime, and .-. to get the interval between UTCTimes.

Performance
Internally this is a 64-bit count of microseconds since the MJD epoch, so .+^, .-^ and .-. ought to be fairly fast.
Issues
UTCTime currently cannot represent leap seconds.

utcTime :: Iso' UTCTime UTCView Source

View UTCTime as an UTCView, comprising a Day along with a DiffTime offset since midnight.

This is an improper lens: utctDayTime offsets outside the range of [zeroV, posixDayLength) will carry over into the day part, with the expected behaviour.

getCurrentTime :: IO UTCTime Source

Get the current UTC time from the system clock.

Time interval conversion

class (HasBasis t, Basis t ~ (), Scalar t ~ Rational) => TimeDiff t where Source

Time intervals, encompassing both DiffTime and NominalDiffTime.

Issues
Still affected by http://hackage.haskell.org/trac/ghc/ticket/7611?

Methods

microseconds :: Iso' t Int64 Source

Escape hatch; avoid.

toSeconds :: (TimeDiff t, Fractional n) => t -> n Source

Convert a time interval to some Fractional type.

fromSeconds :: (Real n, TimeDiff t) => n -> t Source

Make a time interval from some Real type.

Performance
Try to make sure n is one of Float, Double, Int, Int64 or Integer, for which rewrite RULES have been provided.

toSeconds' :: TimeDiff t => t -> Rational Source

Type-restricted toSeconds to avoid constraint-defaulting warnings.

fromSeconds' :: TimeDiff t => Rational -> t Source

Type-restricted fromSeconds to avoid constraint-defaulting warnings.

Lenses

_utctDay :: Lens' UTCTime Day Source

Lens' for the Day component of an UTCTime.

_utctDayTime :: Lens' UTCTime DiffTime Source

Lens' for the time-of-day component of an UTCTime.