ISOW (ISO Week)

A CLI program that prints the local or utc week in the ISO 8601 format, e.g. 2006-W52-7. By default, ISOW uses your local time zone. Adding -u will switch to UTC.

Tom Scott's Why It's Already 2020 inspired me to write this. This is not designed to print the full ISO 8601 date and time, only the week date. For more technical information on ISO week, visit Wikipedia.

Requirements

Prerequisites

• Rust 1.41+

Authors

• Anthony Foxclaw - Initial work - tonytins

See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.

Examples

• isow: 2006-W52-7
• isow -d: 7
• isow -w: W52
• isow -y: 2006

Year-day and week-day combinations are also possible.

• isow -yd: 2006-7
• isow -wd: W52-7

Installing

You can download binaries for any of the above support platforms by going to the releases page or by installing via. Cargo by typing in cargo install isow.

Updating

You can update ISOW at anytime by typing isow update. This will give you information on the latest release, if any, and any compatibility warnings with an option to accept or deny the download. Adding the -l or --list flag to the update subcommand will give you list of all available updates.

The updater is not available in Crates.io releases.

License

This project is licensed under the MPL 2.0 license - see the LICENSE file for details.