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# strftime It's pronounced "strftime", not "strftime". With strftime you'll have descriptions of time format directives at your fingertips in Ruby. `Strftime::Directive.all` contains an array of these directive objects holding a key, description and example. Just use `Strftime::Directives['%M']` to get a description and example, or use the shorthand method `strfd '%M'` Strftime::Directives['%M'].description #=> 'Minute of the hour' This might be useful for you, or for users of a system which are able to specify string formats for dates and times.
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strftime-2.0.0.beta | README.md |
strftime-2.0.0.alpha | README.md |