Compute timezones of points on the Earth.

This is a direct port of bradfitz/latlong, and hence the same bonuses/caveats apply:

It tries to have a small binary size (~360 KB), low memory footprint (~1 MB), and incredibly fast lookups (~0.5 microseconds). It does not try to be perfectly accurate when very close to borders.

Source.

Installation

Add the following to your Cargo.toml:

[dependencies]
tz-search = "0.1"

Examples

assert_eq!(tz_search::lookup(-33.79, 151.17).unwrap(),
           "Australia/Sydney");

// in the ocean
assert_eq!(tz_search::lookup(0.0, 0.0), None);

tz-search

Map a latitude/longitude point to the timezone it lies in.

This is a direct port of bradfitz/latlong.

Documentation, crates.io.