Experimental State of the library (features do not exist, are not fully tested or can not be used the way they should be used)
This multi-platform library helps to persist, manage, distribute and present business hours using a simple but powerful language. It can handle different timezones and languages with ease. The language covers all kinds of use-cases, as seasons, even/odd weeks, holidays, open-end and much more. If you find one that is not covered, we encourage you to report it or provide a pull-request yourself and become a contributor.
- Human-readable language to easily represent business hours (also for non-technical persons)
- Translatable language and presentation
- Multi-platform support using Kotlin as language
- Full support for timezones
- Presentation/render engine to represent business hours as HTML or text
- Covering all kinds of use-cases for business hours (seasons, even/odd weeks, holidays, ...)
You can validate and play around with the "business hours" language using the official Demo website. A detailed documentation and handbook can be found in the Wiki.
<dependency>
<groupId>codes.stephan</groupId>
<artifactId>business-hours</artifactId>
<version>0.0.1</version>
</dependency>The human-readable languages general concept is heavily inspired by Patrick Ryan's Time::Period module.