minute()
Modifies the date interval format style to include the minutes.
Declaration
func minute() -> Date.IntervalFormatStyleReturn Value
A date interval format style that includes the minutes.
Discussion
This example shows a combination of date interval format styles that includes the hour and minutes:
if let today = Calendar.current.date(byAdding: .day, value: -140, to: Date()),
let sevenDaysBeforeToday = Calendar.current.date(byAdding: .day, value: -7, to: today) {
// Create a Range<Date>.
let weekBefore = sevenDaysBeforeToday..<today
print(weekBefore.formatted(.interval.minute()))
print(weekBefore.formatted(.interval.day().minute().hour()))
print(weekBefore.formatted(.interval.day().month().minute().hour(.defaultDigitsNoAMPM)))
print(weekBefore.formatted(.interval.day().month().minute().hour(.conversationalDefaultDigits(amPM: .wide))))
print(weekBefore.formatted(.interval.day().month().minute().hour(.conversationalDefaultDigits(amPM: .narrow))))
}
// 2/5/2021, 9 – 2/12/2021, 9
// 5, 7:09 AM – 12, 7:09 AM
// Feb 5, 07:09 – Feb 12, 07:09
// Feb 5, 7:09 AM – Feb 12, 7:09 AM
// Feb 5, 7:09 a – Feb 12, 7:09 a