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Expire sessions
Sessions currently live forever :-) This "just" needs a proper timer.
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Examples: iOS App
I'd like an /Examples folder with some simple iOS apps showing how to use Time.
The first one that comes to mind is a basic iOS app using a UICollectionView to build a month calendar view.
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Currently, the framework is lagging unit testing. Add some unit test.
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Doc string states:
Date().weekday -> 5 // fifth day in the current week.
Guess what, 5 is not friday. It's thursday. It makes some sense after i dug deeper, but as a programmer, i assumed monday could be 0 or 1, therefore thursday should be 3 or 4. Monday is 2! Because sunday is 1!
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