RSpec
Ruby on Rails
Ruby
method
next_day
v6.1.3.1 -
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Class: Time
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at
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at_with_coercion
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at_without_coercion
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current
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days_in_month
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days_in_year
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find_zone
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find_zone!
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get_zone
(<= v3.0.9)
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_load
(<= v4.2.9)
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_load_without_utc_flag
(<= v3.2.13)
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_load_without_zone
(<= v4.2.9)
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local_time
(<= v4.0.2)
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rfc3339
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time_with_datetime_fallback
(<= v4.0.2)
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use_zone
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utc_time
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zone
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zone=
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<=>
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+
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acts_like_time?
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advance
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ago
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all_day
(<= v5.0.0.1)
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all_month
(<= v4.0.2)
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all_quarter
(<= v4.0.2)
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all_week
(<= v4.0.2)
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all_year
(<= v4.0.2)
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as_json
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at_beginning_of_day
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at_beginning_of_hour
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at_beginning_of_minute
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at_beginning_of_month
(<= v3.2.13)
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at_beginning_of_quarter
(<= v3.2.13)
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at_beginning_of_week
(<= v3.2.13)
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at_beginning_of_year
(<= v3.2.13)
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at_end_of_day
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at_end_of_hour
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at_end_of_minute
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at_end_of_month
(<= v3.2.13)
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at_end_of_quarter
(<= v3.2.13)
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at_end_of_week
(<= v3.2.13)
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at_end_of_year
(<= v3.2.13)
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at_midday
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at_middle_of_day
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at_midnight
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at_noon
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beginning_of_day
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beginning_of_hour
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beginning_of_minute
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beginning_of_month
(<= v3.2.13)
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beginning_of_quarter
(<= v3.2.13)
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beginning_of_week
(<= v3.2.13)
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beginning_of_year
(<= v3.2.13)
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blank?
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ceil
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change
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compare_with_coercion
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compare_without_coercion
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days_to_week_start
(<= v3.2.13)
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_dump
(<= v4.2.9)
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_dump_without_utc_flag
(<= v3.2.13)
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_dump_without_zone
(<= v4.2.9)
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end_of_day
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end_of_hour
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end_of_minute
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end_of_month
(<= v3.2.13)
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end_of_quarter
(<= v3.2.13)
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end_of_week
(<= v3.2.13)
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end_of_year
(<= v3.2.13)
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eql?
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eql_with_coercion
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eql_without_coercion
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floor
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formatted_offset
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future?
(<= v3.2.13)
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in
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in_time_zone
(<= v4.0.2)
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midday
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middle_of_day
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midnight
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minus_with_coercion
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minus_with_duration
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minus_without_coercion
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minus_without_duration
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monday
(<= v3.2.13)
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months_ago
(<= v3.2.13)
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months_since
(<= v3.2.13)
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next_day
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next_month
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next_week
(<= v3.2.13)
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next_year
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noon
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past?
(<= v3.2.13)
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plus_with_duration
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plus_without_duration
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prev_day
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prev_month
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prev_week
(<= v3.2.13)
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prev_year
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sec_fraction
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seconds_since_midnight
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seconds_until_end_of_day
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since
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sunday
(<= v3.2.13)
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to_date
(<= v3.2.13)
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to_datetime
(<= v3.2.13)
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today?
(<= v3.2.13)
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to_default_s
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to_formatted_s
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to_fs
(>= v7.0.0)
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to_json
(<= v2.2.1)
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tomorrow
(<= v3.2.13)
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to_s
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to_time
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weeks_ago
(<= v3.2.13)
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years_ago
(<= v3.2.13)
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years_since
(<= v3.2.13)
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yesterday
(<= v3.2.13)
= private
= protected
next_day(days = 1)
public
Returns a new time the specified number of days in the future.
