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Zocam, an Elixir library for calendar-shaped time
Zocam models calendar points and recurring spans, then grounds them as concrete timezone-aware intervals.
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The library divides calendar meaning from timeline representation: points name things such as “May,” “the 23rd,” or “15:00,” while spans compose those meanings before grounding them in a timezone. Its example selects every second Friday between two UTC bounds, producing Jan 2, Jan 16, and Jan 30 as morning intervals. The page also identifies an interval kernel for union, intersection, complement, and difference, and presents the recipe as a doctest.
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