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time

9.6 7.3 flick-duration VS time

A time library
o-clock

8.9 5.2 flick-duration VS o-clock

:hourglass: Type-safe time units in Haskell

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hourglass

8.7 0.0 flick-duration VS hourglass

DISCONTINUED. efficient and simpler time API for haskell
time-recurrence

6.7 0.0 flick-duration VS time-recurrence

Generate recurring dates.
timezone-series

6.6 5.3 flick-duration VS timezone-series

Enhanced timezone handling for Data.Time
timezone-olson

6.5 3.5 flick-duration VS timezone-olson

A pure Haskell parser and renderer for binary Olson timezone files
rfc3339

6.0 3.2 flick-duration VS rfc3339

Reading and parsing time in Haskell
iso8601-time

5.6 0.0 flick-duration VS iso8601-time

Convert to/from the ISO 8601 time format in Haskell
distance-of-time

5.5 0.0 flick-duration VS distance-of-time

Generate readable distances between times.
time-locale-compat

5.0 2.6 flick-duration VS time-locale-compat

Compatibility of TimeLocale between old-locale and time-1.5
duration

4.8 0.0 flick-duration VS duration

A tiny compile-time time utility library, inspired by zeit/ms.
pretty-relative-time

4.6 4.3 flick-duration VS pretty-relative-time

Pretty relative time
time-exts

3.9 0.0 flick-duration VS time-exts

A time library implementing Unix and UTC timestamps.
timezone-olson-th

3.6 0.0 flick-duration VS timezone-olson-th

Load Olson timezone files at compile time
time-quote

3.4 0.0 flick-duration VS time-quote

Quasi-quoters for dates and times
rrule

2.2 0.0 flick-duration VS rrule

Recurrence rule parser and formatter
japanese-calendar

1.9 0.0 flick-duration VS japanese-calendar

Data type of Japanese Calendar (Wareki).
fixed-timestep

1.6 0.0 flick-duration VS fixed-timestep

Pure Haskell library to run an action repeatedly, a specific amount of times per second.
timeutils

1.0 0.0 flick-duration VS timeutils

Haskell Time Utilities
korea-holidays

0.6 0.0 flick-duration VS korea-holidays

Korea Holiday Library in Haskell
timestamp

0.6 0.0 flick-duration VS timestamp

Space-efficient Unix timestamp and utilities

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`flick-duration`

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The unit of time called the Flick is equivalent to exactly 1/705,600,000 of a second.

Flicks are a small unit of time that are very evenly divisible by common file format time durations; i.e., for common durations they will have no rounding.

The figure was chosen so that frequencies of 24, 25, 30, 48, 50, 60, 90, 100 and 120 Hz, as well as 1/1000 divisions of all those, can be represented with integers. A flick is approximately 1.417 ns.

Due to the Nyquist Limit, this type should not be used for frequencies higher than ~400MHz.

In a 64bit type, the Flick can represent durations as an exact count up to ~414 years in length. This library implements them with the Haskell Integer type, which is unbounded.

A similar unit for integer representation of temporal points was proposed in 2004 under the name TimeRef, splitting a second into 14,112,000 parts. This makes 1 TimeRef equivalent to 50 Flicks.

First I saw of this idea was Christopher Horvath's description.