Iso

Parse ISO-8601 calendar dates in either basic or extended format.

Parse ISO-8601 calendar or ordinal dates in either basic or extended format.

Parse an ISO-8601 time interval between two dates in either basic or extended format.

Examples:

• 1990-01-04/1991-08-30

• ../19910830

• 19900104/..

• ../..

• (empty string)

Parse an ISO-8601 date and time of day in either basic or extended format.

Parse an ISO-8601 period containing only the day and time components.

Examples:

• P1DT5H6.123S

• PT15H20M

• PT0S

• -PT1S

Parse an ISO-8601 date-time with the zero UTC offset designator in either basic or extended format.

Examples:

• 2001-05-10T00:24:00.00000Z

• 2001-05-10T00:24Z

• 20010510 0024Z

Parse an ISO-8601 date, time of day, and UTC offset in either basic or extended format.

Examples:

• 2008-09-01T18:30-4:00

• 2008-09-01 18:30:00Z

• 20080901 1830-04

Parse an ISO-8601 time of day and UTC offset in either basic or extended format.

Parse ISO-8601 ordinal dates in either basic or extended format.

Parse an ISO-8601 period without any time components.

Examples:

• P5Y16M3D

• P5M-15D

• P0D

Parse an ISO-8601 time of day in either basic or extended format.

Parse an ISO-8601 UTC offset in either basic or extended format.

Parse an ISO-8601 standalone year. Note that not all formats supported by this parser are valid when a year is combined with other fields.

Examples:

• 2008

• 0001

• 0000

• -0001

• +0123456789

• Y12345

Parse an ISO-8601 year-month. The standard supports only extended format.

Example:

• 2008-09

Parse an ISO-8601 date, time of day, UTC offset, and optionally, a non-standard region ID in either basic or extended format.

Examples:

• 2008-09-01T18:30-4:00[America/New_York]

• 2008-09-01 18:30:00Z

• 20080901 1830-04[America/New_York]