DateTimeRange, Business Day and various DateTime, DateTimeOffset, TimeSpan extension methods.

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1. You will need to have Visual Studio 2013 installed.
2. Open the Exceptionless.DateTimeExtensions.sln Visual Studio solution file.

Below is a small sampling of the things you can accomplish with DateTimeExtensions, so check it out!

Quickly calculate if a datetime is within your hours of business. Check out our unit tests for more usage samples.

var date = DateTime.Now.StartOfDay().AddHours(8);

var day = new BusinessDay(date.Date.DayOfWeek,
    date.Subtract(TimeSpan.FromHours(1)).TimeOfDay,
    date.AddHours(1).TimeOfDay);

bool isDay = day.IsBusinessDay(date);

Quickly work with date ranges. . Check out our unit tests for more usage samples.

var range = DateTimeRange.Parse("yesterday", DateTime.Now);
if (range.Contains(DateTime.Now.Subtract(TimeSpan.FromHours(6)))) {
  //...
}

Helper methods that makes working with DateTimes easier. Check out the source for all of the extension methods you can use.

using Exceptionless.DateTimeExtensions;

DateTime.Now.ToApproximateAgeString(); // "Just now"
var time = DateTime.Now.StartOfMinute();
var lastWeek = DateTime.Now.LastWeek();
var nextWeek = DateTime.Now.NextWeek();

Helper methods that makes working with DateTimeOffsets easier. Check out the source for all of the extension methods you can use.

using Exceptionless.DateTimeExtensions;

DateTimeOffset.Now.ToApproximateAgeString(); // "Just now"
var startOfMonth = DateTimeOffset.Now.ToStartOfMonth();
var endOfMonth = DateTimeOffset.Now.ToEndOfMonth();

Helper methods that makes working with TimeSpans easier. Check out the source for all of the extension methods you can use.

using Exceptionless.DateTimeExtensions;

var years = TimeSpan.FromHours(6).GetYears();
var totalYears = TimeSpan.FromHours(6).GetTotalYears();