Fixes for Time Type Formats #226
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…(as opposed to DD) previously would have the | outside of parens and match crazy stuff
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Time formats were incorrectly matching due to some issues with the rexeps. Example:
{input: "2011", format: "D/M/YYYY"} would match incorrectly because the regex would be:
\d{1}|\d{2}/\d{1}|\d{2}/\d{4}
That finds the first \d{1} and calls it a day, rather than looking over the whole regex. Wrapping each element in parentheses fixes the issue.
I also added an explicit 'json' requirement to the Gemfile since it wasn't working with my newer version of rack. It's in its own commit.