libc-strftime 0.2.0

A wrapper library for the glibc strftime function
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libc-strftime
=============

A wrapper library for the glibc strftime function.

Why?
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There is currently no way in Rust to get translated date and time.

Examples
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Format the current date and time in Brussels in French:

```rust
use std::env;

env::set_var("LC_ALL", "fr_BE.UTF-8");
env::set_var("TZ", "Europe/Brussels");

libc_strftime::tzset();
libc_strftime::set_locale();

let now = libc_strftime::epoch(); // most likely a u64
let local = libc_strftime::strftime_local("%c", now);
println!("On est: {}", local); // On est: mer 07 aoû 2019 06:19:56 CEST
```

Known Issues
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 *  The translation doesn't seem to work with MUSL.