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Cool project. Thanks for your work on this. Dates entered like "June 6 2010" work great. "6 June 2010" however crashes.

Example 1
input text: 2014-04-18 1pm ~ 2014-04-20 3pm
the end date it parsed is 2014-04-18

Example 2
input text: 2/25 ~ 2/28
the end date is nil

So I realized that when parsing and using a refDate such as now Date(), the parsed result is in UTC timezone. So if i say 10pm today, it would parsed to 10pm today in UTC/GMT zone.

I tried to compensate this by calculating the different in my current time zone and UTC/GMT by using NSTimeZone.system.secondsFromGMT(for: currentDate), but when using options like forward date only, it creates problems. For example, its 4pm GMT, and 8AM PT, If I were in PT and say 10 AM today, it would mean in 2 hours, however since its parsed in UTC/GMT, it would be in 18 hours

*******sorry my mistake this issue is NON-EXISTENT ************

how to change the time zone?

right now, I'm passing refdate as my local time
so in some scenarios it is showing right and some it shows according to different timezone.

import SwiftyChrono

extension Date {

    // Convert local time to UTC (or GMT)
    func toGlobalTime() -> Date {
        let timezone = TimeZone.current
        let seconds = -TimeInterval(timezone.secondsFromGMT(for: self))
        return Date(timeInterval: seconds, since: self)
    }

    // Convert UTC (or GMT) to local time
    func toLocalTime() -> Date {
        let timezone = TimeZone.current
        let seconds = TimeInterval(timezone.secondsFromGMT(for: self))
        return Date(timeInterval: seconds, since: self)
    }

}

let chrono = Chrono()
chrono.parse(text: "Bring a book tomorrow")

let refDate = Date().toLocalTime()
let val = chrono.parse(text: "Bring a book tomorrow", refDate: refDate)
let date = chrono.parseDate(text: "tomorrow ",refDate: refDate)

let date1 = chrono.parseDate(text: "at 5 PM",refDate: refDate)
let date2 = chrono.parseDate(text: "in 2 minutes",refDate: refDate)

print(date)
print(date1)
print(date2)

Output-

Optional(2019-12-28 06:30:00 +0000) //different time zone
Optional(2019-12-27 11:30:00 +0000) //different time zone
Optional(2019-12-27 15:49:03 +0000) //right

If you do:

let chrono = Chrono() let date = chrono.parseDate(text: "")

you get a crash

Current implementation will skip the third element accidentally if the both first and second one are merged. that's a bug.

reproduce case:

The morning of Monday, April 6 to Friday, April 10, the store will be closed.

Would be nice to support this as I'm unable to use it in an Obj-C project.

Install with Cocoapods, get these errors

I'm having an issue adding the pod to my project. I get the error "Unable to read the license file". Any suggestions?

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