All projects matching “iana”

Forward geocode a free-text address, place name, or city (e.g. "Tokyo, Japan") into geographic coordinates — latitude and longitude — plus its IANA timezone. Use this to convert a location description into coordinates for mapping, distance, or timezone-aware lookups, or as the first step before coordinate-based endpoints like weather forecasts.

The current time, or a given time, in one or more IANA time zones, with UTC offset, abbreviation, whether daylight saving time is in effect, and the weekday. Give a local time with from_tz to convert it, handling DST correctly.

Convert a timestamp between IANA timezones with DST handled correctly. Returns local times, UTC offsets, weekday, and hour-of-day per zone. POST { time?, from?, to } — to is a zone or array (max 20).

Resolve a local time to an exact UTC instant with explicit DST ambiguity handling, business-day arithmetic, public-holiday status, and working-hour overlap across timezones. Detects ambiguous and nonexistent local times instead of silently shifting them. Declares its IANA tzdb release and per-jurisdiction holiday provenance.

Cron next-run calculator — generate future times for bounded five-field POSIX cron schedules in IANA timezones with explicit daylight-saving (DST) policies.

Resolve any public IPv4/IPv6 address (or hostname) to geolocation for analytics, fraud, and ops agents. Returns ISO country code, region, city, IANA timezone, latitude/longitude, EU membership flag, and the matched network range. Backed by an embedded MaxMind GeoLite2 dataset (no external API calls). Private and reserved IP ranges are rejected; no shell access.

Convert a time between any two IANA time zones (DST-aware). Pay-per-call in USDC on Base.

Converts a local time in one IANA zone to up to 20 target zones. Returns local time, UTC offset, abbreviation and DST flag per target, and flags nonexistent or ambiguous local times at DST transitions.

Domain RDAP via IANA DNS bootstrap. Registrar/NS/status/events. SSRF-safe.

Epoch s/ms/us/ns or ISO-8601 ↔ epoch_s/ms + ISO UTC + any IANA tz. Offline. Amp port.

Relative date parse, ISO 8601 duration math, IANA timezone convert with DST flags. Offline tzdata.

Next 1-20 run times for a 5-field cron expression (IANA tz, DST-aware). Offline. Amp port.

Finds every date, time, range and period in text and resolves each to an ISO 8601 value with UTC offset plus a start/end span in an IANA timezone, relative to a reference instant. Reports matched text, index, ambiguity flags and confidence.

Find a DST-aware meeting window inside shared local business hours for 2 to 8 IANA time zones.

Given 2-8 cities, find the UTC hours where everyone sits inside acceptable local business hours (default 9-17) for a given date — DST-correct via the IANA tz database. Returns every feasible hour with each city's local time, or the best partial-overlap hours if none fit. Use this when an agent needs to find hours that work across cities, DST-correct.

Convert an explicit-offset ISO timestamp to an IANA timezone, including historical offsets. Price: $0.002 USDC per call.

GlianaAI - pay-per-call AI: LLM chat (OpenAI-compatible), image, video, music, speech - 100+ models, no signup, USDC. This resource: LLM chat — pass any catalog model id in the body (default minimax-m3). Priced PER REQUEST from the model and input you send, from $0.002000; send the body to read its exact price off the 402. https://ai.glianalabs.com

Give it a latitude and longitude and it answers with what the nautical chart says about the water there: the depth range of the charted depth area containing the position, the nearest charted sounding and how far away it is, and the chart's own zone of confidence for that area. Parameters go in the query string: this is a GET, there is no body. NOT FOR NAVIGATION, stated first because it is a cond