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GoLang Parse many date strings without knowing format in advance.
I've fixed the errors with date formats with the leading date: 02.01.2006, 02/01/2006. Without fix the ParseAny function was returning the error "month out of range". Tests were added.
] $ dateparse --timezone="America/Denver" "Dec 4 10:19" fatal: parsing time "Dec 4 10:19" as "Jan 2 10:19": cannot parse ":19" as "0:" Thanks, but I'll look for another utility to...
timestamps like "1573583039.370" will be parsed like "1573583039370" without the dot. related to: #121
for this float timestamp in sec 1573583039.370 it should parse as 2019-11-12T18:23:59.369Z in format "2006-01-02T15:04:05.000Z". but it's not happening and getting "1573583039.370": hour out of range error.
Some European dates are formatted as dd-mm-yyyy where day month and year are all digits. Fixes #139 Signed-off-by: Daniel Ferstay
`31 ott 2021 23:37:13 UTC` ott is the abbreviation of Italian month.
, although they obviously don't. I have prepared a test case replicating the problem and mocked the string we found it with. But I hope the committed one replicates the...
Fixes #143 Signed-off-by: Daniel Ferstay
We have support for dates of the form `dd-mmm-yy` where `mmm` is an alphanumeric literal; for example: ``` "15-Jan-2017" ``` However, there is a European date format that is similar...
We have support for a unixy combined timstamp format of the form `yyyyMMddhhmmss` However, some systems log with subseconds appended, for example: ``` 20140722105203.364 ``` The above should parse as:...