Quickstart

1Shared Rust Coresame behavior in Python + Node

IANATimezone SupportUTC offsets + DST helpers included

BatchParse / Format APIsvectorized-style throughput

Basic Workflow

Python

from bridgetime import bridge_time, bridge_duration

now = bridge_time.now("UTC")
parsed = bridge_time.parse("2026-02-20T15:45:00Z")
local = parsed.to_timezone("America/New_York")

report_day = local.add(3, "day").start_of("day")
print(report_day.format("YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss"))

# Locale-aware calendar formatting
print(report_day.calendar(locale="fr"))

# Batch formatting
rows = bridge_time.format_batch(
    ["2026-02-20T10:00:00Z", "2026-02-21T16:30:00Z"],
    "YYYY-MM-DD",
    "UTC",
)
print(rows)

# Duration
sla = bridge_duration(90, "minute")
print(sla.humanize(True))

Node.js

import { bridgeTime, bridgeDuration } from "@bridgerust/bridgetime";

const now = bridgeTime.now("UTC");
const parsed = bridgeTime.parse("2026-02-20T15:45:00Z");
const local = parsed.toTimezone("America/New_York");

const reportDay = local.add(3, "day").startOf("day");
console.log(reportDay.format("YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss"));

// Locale-aware calendar formatting
console.log(reportDay.calendar("fr"));

// Batch formatting
const rows = bridgeTime.formatBatch(
  ["2026-02-20T10:00:00Z", "2026-02-21T16:30:00Z"],
  "YYYY-MM-DD",
  "UTC"
);
console.log(rows);

// Duration
const sla = bridgeDuration(90, "minute");
console.log(sla.humanize(true));

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Locale & Batch Deep dive into locale packs, calendar output, and batch parse/format APIs.

API Reference Browse static methods, instance methods, and duration helpers.