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dateparse

8.1 0.0 cronrange VS dateparse

GoLang Parse many date strings without knowing format in advance.
gostradamus

5.0 3.5 cronrange VS gostradamus

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iso8601

4.6 5.2 cronrange VS iso8601

A fast ISO8601 date parser for Go
go-sunrise

4.0 0.0 cronrange VS go-sunrise

Go package for calculating the sunrise and sunset times for a given location
timespan

4.0 0.0 cronrange VS timespan

Golang package to manipulate time intervals.
go-str2duration

3.7 2.9 cronrange VS go-str2duration

Convert string to duration in golang
go-week

2.1 0.0 cronrange VS go-week

A Go package to work with ISO 8601 week dates
kair

2.1 0.0 cronrange VS kair

:clock1: Date and Time - Golang Formatting Library
strftime

1.7 0.0 cronrange VS strftime

C99-compatible strftime formatter for use with Go time.Time instances.
tuesday

1.6 0.0 cronrange VS tuesday

Ruby-compatible strftime for golang
go-anytime

1.2 10.0 cronrange VS go-anytime

Parse natural and standardized dates/times and ranges in Go without knowing the format in advance
approx

0.7 7.1 cronrange VS approx

Package approx adds support for durations of days, weeks and years.

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cronrange

cronrange is a Go package for time range expression in Cron style.

In a nutshell, CronRange expression is a combination of Cron expression and time duration to represent periodic time ranges, i.e. Cron for Time*Range*. And it made easier to tell if the moment falls within the any time ranges (use IsWithin() method), and what's the next occurrence (use NextOccurrences() method).

For example, every New Year's Day in Tokyo can be written as:

DR=1440; TZ=Asia/Tokyo; 0 0 1 1 *

It consists of three parts separated by a semicolon:

DR=1440 stands for duration in minutes, 60 * 24 = 1440 min;
TZ=Asia/Tokyo is optional and for time zone using name in IANA Time Zone database;
0 0 1 1 * is a cron expression representing the beginning of the time range.