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Timezones Dictionary API

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This API returns a list of all available timezones for your application.

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About Timezones Dictionary API

Timezones Dictionary API is a hosted API from ApyHub that returns a live list of time zones with their current UTC offsets. Each entry in the response includes an ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code, an IANA time zone name, the current UTC offset, and one or more matching abbreviations. The offset values are computed live, reflecting daylight saving time changes without requiring the consumer to maintain a separate table.

The API exposes a single GET endpoint that returns a JSON object containing a data array of these timezone records. It is suited for use cases such as scheduling, calendar logic, region-aware defaults, booking flows, attendance tools, delivery planning, and UI pickers that map countries to time zones.

Key features

  • Returns a live list of IANA time zones with current UTC offsets
  • Includes ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country codes for each time zone
  • Provides common timezone abbreviations for each entry
  • Computes offsets live so daylight saving time changes are reflected automatically
  • Single GET endpoint returning a JSON data array

Frequently asked questions

What does this API return?

It returns a JSON object with a data array where each item includes a country code, IANA timezone name, current UTC offset, and abbreviation list.

Does the API account for daylight saving time?

Yes, the UTC offset is computed live so it reflects daylight saving time changes without you maintaining your own table.

How do I authenticate requests?

Requests are authenticated using an apy-token header containing your API key.

What use cases is this API suited for?

It is suited for scheduling, calendar logic, region-aware defaults, UI pickers, booking flows, attendance tools, delivery planning, and user profile settings.

What errors might the API return?

It can return 400 for a bad request, 401 for unauthorized access, 429 for rate limiting, and 503 when the upstream backend is temporarily unavailable.

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