public final class DateTimeFormatterSkeletonOptions

This class helps one create skeleton options for DateTimeFormatter in a safer and more discoverable manner than using raw strings.

Skeletons are a flexible way to specify (in a locale independent manner) how to format of a date / time.

It can be used for example to specify that a formatted date should contain a day-of-month, an abbreviated month name, and a year.

It does not specify the order of the fields, or the separators, those will depend on the locale.

The result will be locale dependent: "Aug 17, 2022" for English U.S., "17 Aug 2022" for English - Great Britain, "2022年8月17日" for Japanese.

Skeletons are based on the Unicode Technical Standard #35, but uses a builder to make things safer an more discoverable.

You can still build these options from a string by using the DateTimeFormatterSkeletonOptions.fromString method.

Summary

public static final @NonNull DateTimeFormatterSkeletonOptions fromString(@NonNull String value)

public final @NonNull DateTimeFormatterSkeletonOptions.Day getDay()

public final @NonNull DateTimeFormatterSkeletonOptions.Era getEra()

public final @NonNull DateTimeFormatterSkeletonOptions.FractionalSecond getFractionalSecond()

public final @NonNull DateTimeFormatterSkeletonOptions.Hour getHour()

public final @NonNull DateTimeFormatterSkeletonOptions.Minute getMinute()

public final @NonNull DateTimeFormatterSkeletonOptions.Month getMonth()

public final @NonNull DateTimeFormatterSkeletonOptions.Period getPeriod()

public final @NonNull DateTimeFormatterSkeletonOptions.Second getSecond()

public final @NonNull DateTimeFormatterSkeletonOptions.Timezone getTimezone()

public final @NonNull DateTimeFormatterSkeletonOptions.WeekDay getWeekDay()

public final @NonNull DateTimeFormatterSkeletonOptions.Year getYear()

public @NonNull String toString()