14-datetime-urlok

features/14-datetime-url.mq.md

Structure

importdt:lib/datetime.mq.mdurl:lib/url.mq.md

fn · h1Time and addresses without plugins

comment

Moments are maps {unix, zone, iso}. Parse HTTPS URLs and round-trip query strings in lib/url (segment encoding stays in net.url_encode).

fn · h1main

bind `epoch` = > dt.from_unix unix=0 zone=Asia/Shanghai

call> print text=[iso](`epoch`)

bind `u` = > url.parse text=https://example.com/path?q=1#top

call> print text=[host](`u`)

call> print text=[query](`u`)

Functions

Time and addresses without plugins h1
main h1

Variables

epoch map · 3

unix 0
zone +08:00
iso 1970-01-01T08:00:00+08:00
u map · 7

scheme https
userinfo
host example.com
port None
path /path
query q=1
…

key	value
unix	0
zone	+08:00
iso	1970-01-01T08:00:00+08:00

key	value
scheme	https
userinfo
host	example.com
port	None
path	/path
query	q=1
fragment	top

Execution

1970-01-01T08:00:00+08:00 example.com q=1

Source

---
title: Mid stdlib — datetime and url
description: Calendar moments + URL/query parse (Mid2 M7)
import dt:lib/datetime.mq.md
import url:lib/url.mq.md
---

# Time and addresses without plugins

Moments are maps `{unix, zone, iso}`. Parse HTTPS URLs and round-trip query strings in `lib/url` (segment encoding stays in `net.url_encode`).

# main

**epoch = > dt.from_unix unix=0 zone="Asia/Shanghai"**
> print text=[iso](`epoch`)

**u = > url.parse text="https://example.com/path?q=1#top"**
> print text=[host](`u`)
> print text=[query](`u`)