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8.1 0.0 go-sunrise VS dateparse

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iso8601

4.6 5.2 go-sunrise VS iso8601

A fast ISO8601 date parser for Go
timespan

4.0 0.0 go-sunrise VS timespan

Golang package to manipulate time intervals.
go-str2duration

3.7 2.9 go-sunrise VS go-str2duration

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go-week

2.1 0.0 go-sunrise VS go-week

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kair

2.1 0.0 go-sunrise VS kair

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cronrange

1.9 0.0 go-sunrise VS cronrange

time range expression in cron style
strftime

1.7 0.0 go-sunrise VS strftime

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

1.6 0.0 go-sunrise VS tuesday

Ruby-compatible strftime for golang
go-anytime

1.2 10.0 go-sunrise VS go-anytime

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

0.7 7.1 go-sunrise VS approx

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go-sunrise

Go package for calculating the sunrise and sunset times for a given location based on this method.

Usage

To calculate sunrise and sunset times, you will need the following information:

the date for which you wish to calculate the times
the latitude and longitudinal coordinates of the location

Begin by importing the package:

import "github.com/nathan-osman/go-sunrise"

Next, feed the information into the SunriseSunset() method:

rise, set := sunrise.SunriseSunset(
    43.65, -79.38,          // Toronto, CA
    2000, time.January, 1,  // 2000-01-01
)

The two return values will be the sunrise and sunset times for the location on the given day as time.Time values.

*Note that all licence references and agreements mentioned in the go-sunrise README section above are relevant to that project's source code only.