CustomTimeFunctions class - custom_time_functions library

Constructors

CustomTimeFunctions()

Properties

hashCode → int: The hash code for this object.
no setterinherited
runtimeType → Type: A representation of the runtime type of the object.
no setterinherited

Methods

noSuchMethod(Invocation invocation) → dynamic: Invoked when a nonexistent method or property is accessed.
inherited
toString() → String: A string representation of this object.
inherited

Operators

operator ==(Object other) → bool: The equality operator.
inherited

Static Methods

convertTimeZone() → String: Returns the current device's time zone offset as a string. Note: This might not be a reliable way to get a timezone name.
convertToCurrentTimeZone(DateTime dateTime, String fromTimeZone, String toTimeZone) → DateTime: (Incomplete/Incorrect Implementation)
customFormatting(DateTime time, String format) → String: EEE means English short weekday name MMM means English short month name dd means two digit day yyyy means four digit year d means single digit day mm means single digit month y means single digit year ' ' will add space - will add - like dd-MM
formatDateddmmyy(DateTime date) → String: Formats a DateTime into 'dd-MM-yyyy' format and converts to uppercase.
formatDateddmmyyhhmmss(DateTime date) → String: Formats a DateTime into 'ddMMyyhhmmss' format and converts to uppercase.
formatDateInDateMonthNameyear(DateTime time) → String: Formats a DateTime into 'MMM dd, yyyy' format. Example: 'Nov 29, 2023'.
formatDateIndayDateMonthAtTime(DateTime time) → String: Formats a DateTime into 'EEE, dd MMM, yyyy, hh:mma' format. Example: 'Wed, 29 Nov, 2023, 05:30PM'.
formatDateInDayDateMonthAtTimeNew(DateTime time) → String: Formats a DateTime object into a string 'EEE MMM dd, yyyy'. Example: 'Wed, Nov 29, 2023'.
formatDateInHHMMDD(DateTime time) → String: Formats a DateTime into 'hh:mma, dd MMM, yyyy' format. Example: '05:30PM, 29 Nov, 2023'.
formatDateMonthAndDate(DateTime date) → String: Formats a DateTime into 'MMM d' format and converts to uppercase.
formatDateMonthAndYear(DateTime? date) → String: Formats a nullable DateTime into 'MMM d, y' format and converts to uppercase. Returns an empty string if the date is null or on error.
formatDayDateMonthAndYear(DateTime? date) → String: Formats a nullable DateTime into 'EEE, MMM d, y' format and converts to uppercase. Returns an empty string if the date is null or on error.
formatSeconds(int seconds) → String: Formats the given number of seconds into a 'mm:ss' string format.
formatTime(TimeOfDay time) → String: Formats a TimeOfDay object into a 12-hour 'hh:mm' string format.
formatTimeForChat(TimeOfDay time) → String: Formats a TimeOfDay object into a 'HH:mm' 24-hour format string.
formatTimeIn12Hrs(TimeOfDay time) → String: Formats a TimeOfDay into a 12-hour string with AM/PM. Example: '05:30PM'.
getAmPm(TimeOfDay time) → String: Returns 'AM' or 'PM' based on the period of the given TimeOfDay.
getDetailedDifference(DateTime start, DateTime end) → String: Calculates the difference between two DateTime objects and returns it in a "days:hours:minutes" format.
getMonth(int day) → String: Returns the three-letter abbreviation for a month, given its number (1 for January, 12 for December). Returns 'Sunnn $day' for invalid input.
getTimeFromDate(DateTime? date, {String timeFormat = "hh:mm a'"}) → String: Extracts and formats the time from a nullable DateTime object.
getTimeLeft({required DateTime fromDateTime, required DateTime toDateTime}) → String: Calculates the time remaining between two DateTime objects.
getTimeList({int durationInMinutes = 30, int startingHour = 6, int endingHour = 23, int startingMinute = 0}) → List<TimeOfDay>: Generates a list of TimeOfDay objects at a specified interval.
getTimeZoneOffset(String timeZone) → int: (Incomplete/Incorrect Implementation)
getWeekDay(int day) → String: Returns the three-letter abbreviation for a day of the week, given its number (1 for Monday, 7 for Sunday). Returns 'Sunnn $day' for invalid input.
timeAgo(DateTime d) → String: Calculates the time difference between now and a given DateTime d and returns a human-readable string like "just now", "5 mins ago", "1 day ago", etc.