Attoparsec.Time

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timeOfDayInISO8601 :: Parser TimeOfDay

>>> parseOnly timeOfDayInISO8601 "05:03:58"
Right 05:03:58

>>> parseOnly timeOfDayInISO8601 "05:03:58.02"
Right 05:03:58.02

>>> parseOnly timeOfDayInISO8601 "05:03:58.020"
Right 05:03:58.02

Checks the elements to be within a proper range:

>>> parseOnly timeOfDayInISO8601 "24:00:00"
Left "timeOfDayInISO8601 > hour: Failed reading: Validator \"hour\" failed on the following input: 24"

>>> parseOnly timeOfDayInISO8601 "00:00:60"
Left "timeOfDayInISO8601 > second: Failed reading: Validator \"second\" failed on the following input: 60.000000000000"

Checks the elements to be of proper length:

>>> parseOnly timeOfDayInISO8601 "1:00:00"
Left "timeOfDayInISO8601 > hour: Failed reading: Invalid decimal length"

>>> parseOnly timeOfDayInISO8601 "01:1:00"
Left "timeOfDayInISO8601 > minute: Failed reading: Invalid decimal length"

dayInISO8601 :: Parser Day

>>> parseOnly dayInISO8601 "2017-02-01"
Right 2017-02-01

Checks the elements to be in proper range:

>>> parseOnly dayInISO8601 "2017-13-01"
Left "dayInISO8601: Failed reading: Invalid combination of year month and day: (2017,13,1)"

That is accounting for leap year:

>>> parseOnly dayInISO8601 "2017-02-29"
Left "dayInISO8601: Failed reading: Invalid combination of year month and day: (2017,2,29)"

>>> parseOnly dayInISO8601 "2016-02-29"
Right 2016-02-29

timeZoneInISO8601 :: Parser TimeZone

>>> parseOnly timeZoneInISO8601 "+01:00"
Right +0100

>>> parseOnly timeZoneInISO8601 "+0100"
Right +0100

>>> parseOnly timeZoneInISO8601 "-0100"
Right -0100

>>> parseOnly timeZoneInISO8601 "Z"
Right UTC

utcTimeInISO8601 :: Parser UTCTime

>>> parseOnly utcTimeInISO8601 "2017-02-01T05:03:58+01:00"
Right 2017-02-01 04:03:58 UTC