HandyDateTime extension

A handy extension for the DateTimes.

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Methods

copyWith({int? year, int? month, int? day, int? hour, int? minute, int? second, int? millisecond, int? microsecond}) → DateTime: Returns a copy of the current DateTime instance. If an optional parameter is set, the new DateTime will have that value.
leftTruncate(TimePrecision precision) → DateTime: Returns a new DateTime with it's fields set to their default values starting from the largest time unit up to the smallest time unit.
rightTruncate(TimePrecision precision) → DateTime: Returns a new DateTime with it's fields set to their default values starting from the smallest time unit up to the largest time unit.
timeFromLast(TimePrecision precision) → Duration: Returns the duration from the last precision
timeTillNext(TimePrecision precision) → Duration: Returns the duration till the next precision
truncate({bool year = false, bool month = false, bool day = false, bool hour = false, bool minute = false, bool second = false, bool millisecond = false, bool microsecond = false}) → DateTime: Returns a new DateTime with all its fields set to their default value. If a parameter is set to true, it keeps its current value.
value(TimePrecision precision) → int: Programmatically returns the value of the given precision.

operator <(DateTime other) → bool: Returns true if the current DateTime instance isBefore the other instance and vice versa.
operator <=(DateTime other) → bool: Returns true if the current DateTime instance isBefore or isAtSameMomentAs the other instance and vice versa.
operator >(DateTime other) → bool: Returns true if the current DateTime instance isAfter the other instance and vice versa.
operator >=(DateTime other) → bool: Returns true if the current DateTime instance isAfter or isAtSameMomentAs the other instance and vice versa.