My goal was to not have to dig around for the unique documentation for whatever language/library I was using the moment to format a datetime string.
By unifying the codes across different languages, I was able to make a universal translator that could convert between any of the ones I had supported (and provide a structured autocomplete search too).
It’s not perfect, but hopefully makes some other folks’ lives easier!
I also made a convenience library on top of cheeriojs that supports all of their traversing methods via pseudo-classes in the query string: https://github.com/mrcoles/pseudo-cheerio
My goal was to not have to dig around for the unique documentation for whatever language/library I was using the moment to format a datetime string.
By unifying the codes across different languages, I was able to make a universal translator that could convert between any of the ones I had supported (and provide a structured autocomplete search too).
It’s not perfect, but hopefully makes some other folks’ lives easier!
I also made a convenience library on top of cheeriojs that supports all of their traversing methods via pseudo-classes in the query string: https://github.com/mrcoles/pseudo-cheerio