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See installation. The package is called libelektra5-extra.
The following representation standards of dates and times are currently supported and can be use by setting check/date to:
POSIX
see STRPTIME(3) for more information. A valid format has to be specified in check/date/format
ISO8601
see ISO8601. Possible format strings specified in check/date/format, default: datetime complete+truncated:
calendardate calendar dates: day of month - month - year.weekdate calendar week and day numbers, e.g. YYYY-Www-Dordinaldate year + day of the yeardate calendardate, weekdate, and ordinaldate combinedtimeofday 24-hour timekeeyping systemutc coordinates universal time. either by appending a time-zone designator or the time difference to UTC to timeofdaydatetime combination of Dates and Time according to th ISO8601 specification.complete+reduced+truncated is used as default.complete complete representation, dates are separated by hyphens, times by colon, e.g. YYYY-MM-DD or hh:mm:ssreduced reduced precision, e.g. YYYY-MM, or hhtruncated truncated representation, hyphens used to indicate omitted components, e.g. –MM-DD or –sscomplete+reduced+truncated allow all 3 representationscomplete+reduced allow only complete + reduced representationcomplete+truncated allow only complete + truncated representationreduced+truncated allow only reduced + truncated representation.basic and extended are treated as valid.basic no separating character between individual components of a date, time or datetime expression.extended separating characters between components. date components separated by hyphen, time components by colon.RFC2822
a set of possible format strings derived from rfc2822 3.3, no format string needed.
POSIX.1-2001
TBD
Testing timezone designators currently only works with glibc. Unit tests using timezone designators are locale dependent.