I was re-implementing a a.pure scala version of banana-rdf, which needs xsd dateTimestamps, and then I realised I need a pure Scala implementation for scalajs. and following links I found your project.
Your documentation states:
The scala-java-time library is currently available for Scala (JVM, version 8 and later) and Scala.js (JavaScript).
Once I noticed that you use the same java.time namespace I got a bit confused, because I wondered if one was meant to override the jvm package, and how one was meant to do that. But @sjrd mentioned that the primary use-case for this lib is not for the jvm... which makes sense, but the sentence above is a bit confusing.
So I guess this is primarily useful for scala-js and Scala-native, right? (Which is actually what I was looking for)
If so that could be made a bit clearer on the documentation page. Either that or one also needs some explanation of how one would make sure one was using your java.time or the JVM one...
I was re-implementing a a.pure scala version of banana-rdf, which needs xsd dateTimestamps, and then I realised I need a pure Scala implementation for scalajs. and following links I found your project.
Your documentation states:
Once I noticed that you use the same
java.timenamespace I got a bit confused, because I wondered if one was meant to override the jvm package, and how one was meant to do that. But @sjrd mentioned that the primary use-case for this lib is not for the jvm... which makes sense, but the sentence above is a bit confusing.So I guess this is primarily useful for scala-js and Scala-native, right? (Which is actually what I was looking for)
If so that could be made a bit clearer on the documentation page. Either that or one also needs some explanation of how one would make sure one was using your java.time or the JVM one...