Swift Tutorial: DateFormatter (dateStyle, Locale, am/pm, dateFormat, weekdaySymbols)
In this Swift tutorial we’ll look at how to use DateFormatter to format dates in both a pre-defined way using Swift’s ‘style’ enums, as well as custom formats using dateFormat. We’ll format date, time, weekday symbols, and more.
Days:
E, EE, EEE - Wed
EEEE - Wednesday / or weekday symbol
EEEEE - W
Months:
M - 4
MM - 04
MMM - Apr
MMMM - April
MMMMM - A
Years:
Y - 2021
YY - 21
YYY - 2021
YYYY - 2021
year:
y, yy, yyy, yyyy - 2021
Time Zone:
Z, ZZ, ZZZ - -04:00
ZZZZ - GMT-04:00
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00:00 Intro
00:17 Create DateFormatter()
00:28 AM and PM symbols
00:58 dateStyle
01:17 timeStyle
01:43 Locale
02:41 dateFormat
03:44 Days of the week (E)
03:56 weekdaySymbols
05:09 Months (M)
05:25 Years (Y)
05:59 Seconds (s and S)
06:13 Time zone (Z)
07:10 setLocalizedDateFormatFromTemplate
07:30 End
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