Crate chrono_node 

A Rust port of chrono-node: natural-language date parsing.

use chrono_node::{parse, JsDate, ReferenceInput};

let reference = ReferenceInput::Date(JsDate::parse_iso("2012-08-10T09:00:00.000Z").unwrap());
let results = parse("Let's meet", &reference);
assert!(results.is_empty() || results[0].index > 0);

The port follows upstream closely, file by file. The system time zone is always UTC: a reference without a time zone is read as UTC (see PORTING.md).

Re-exports

pub use crate::core::chrono::Chrono;

pub use crate::core::chrono::Extracted;

pub use crate::core::chrono::Parser;

pub use crate::core::chrono::Refiner;

pub use crate::core::components::Component;

pub use crate::core::components::ParsingComponents;

pub use crate::core::context::ParsingContext;

pub use crate::core::context::ParsingOption;

pub use crate::core::js_date::JsDate;

pub use crate::core::reference::ParsingReference;

pub use crate::core::reference::ReferenceInput;

pub use crate::core::reference::ReferenceWithTimezone;

pub use crate::core::result::ParsingResult;

pub use crate::core::timezone::TimezoneInput;

Modules

calculation

Date calculations (upstream src/calculation/).

common

Steps shared by all locales (upstream src/common/).

core

The engine: types, JS Date and regex emulation, configuration and the parse loop.

locales

Locales. One module per language; each has configuration.rs, parsers/ and refiners/.

Macros

js_regex

A lazily compiled &'static JsRegex: js_regex!(r"(\d+)\s*days?", "i").

Functions

casual

chrono.casual (English).

configuration

A named configuration: en.casual, en.strict, en.GB.casual, en.GB.strict, de.casual, … (see configuration_names).

configuration_names

Every named configuration configuration knows: the hand-scaffolded ones, then the generated locales’ (harness/onboard/onboard.js).

parse

chrono.parse(text, ref) with the casual English configuration.

parse_date

chrono.parseDate(text, ref) with the casual English configuration.

strict

chrono.strict (English).