15 packages returned for Tags:"datetimeoffset"

An injectable, mockable source of the current date and time.

Provides conversion of DateTime and DateTimeOffset into an epoch-relative number value (total seconds). See Unix Epoch in Wikipedia for more information on why this might be needed. Typical uses include using this simplified representation as an expiration time for a token, password or... More information

The missing .NET date types; DatePeriod and DateSpan.

Provides helpful Custom User Types, Composite User Types, Mapper Helpers and Linq Extensions for NHibernate. - NHibernate Composite User Type for the DateTimeOffset struct: Allows database such as SQLite that do not natively support the DateTimeOffset data type to store it in... More information

xUnit Tests for netfx-System.DateTimeEpochExtensions

DateTimeAbstractions is an testable alternative to the static methods on DateTime and DateTimeOffset. Includes an analyzer/codefix finding usages of DateTime to replaces it with out testable alternative.

Provides implementations of simple abstractions of time services. Useful for lateral time-manipulation concerns such as mocking and transactional timestamp alignment.

Provides simple abstractions of time services. Useful for lateral time-manipulation concerns such as mocking and transactional timestamp alignment.

Сonvert Unixtime to DateTimeOffset and back.

Provides functionality to improve the ergonomics of dealing with primitives such as strings and timestamps in the core framework.

Provides an annotation that indicates a target type or member should be intercepted with time-freezing semantics.

Provides an implementation of an interceptor that freezes time before an inbound invocation, and then unfreezes time after the invocation has been completed.

A simple utility class which enables mocking of DateTimeOffset

A set of useful converters for JSON.NET.

Provides the ability to configure Autofac with behavior that will dynamically intercept concrete classes marked with `FreezeTimeAttribute` such that resolved `IClock` instances will reflect a frozen instance in time time, throughout the duration of each intercepted call. This is... More information