duration

func Flag(name string, value time.Duration, usage string) *time.Duration

Flag defines a duration flag with the specified name, default value, and usage string, like flag.Duration but supporting durations in days (24 hours) and weeks (7 days) in addition to the other stdlib units.

Deprecated: use fortio.org/duration.Flag directly.

func NextTime(now, d time.Time) time.Time

NextTime takes a partially parsed time.Time (without date) and returns the time in the future relative to now with same HH:MM:SS. It will adjust to daylight savings so that time maybe 25h or 23h in the future around daylight savings transitions. If it's a double 3a-4a transition, and now is the first 3:10am asking for 3:05a will not give the very next 3:05a (same day) but instead the one next day ie at minimum 23h later. The timezone of now is the one used and timezone of d should be the same.

Deprecated: use fortio.org/duration.NextTime directly.

func Parse(s string) (time.Duration, error)

Parse parses a duration string with "d" for days (24 hours) and "w" for weeks (7 days) in addition to what stdlib time.ParseDuration supports.

Deprecated: use fortio.org/duration.Parse directly.

func ParseDateTime(now time.Time, s string) (time.Time, error)

ParseDateTime parses date/times in one of the following format:

• Date and 24h time: YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS
• Just a date: YYYY-MM-DD
• Just a 24h time: HH:MM:SS
• Just a time (12-hour, 'kitchen' style): H:MM AM/PM

When date is missing next same time from now is used (ie later that day or next, up to 25h from now). When the time is missing 00:00 is assumed. The time/date is interpreted in relation to the location and timezone of the `now` parameter (local time per TZ environment when using time.Now() for instance).

Deprecated: use fortio.org/duration.ParseDateTime directly.