Added unixtimestamps support for date parser #55
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I base this PR in #48 as I wanted to remove the
fmt.Print
statement too (#48 should be merged first).This PR add support to Unix timestamp dates in the
getParsedDate
function. Before fail, it tries to convert the date string to an integer and then get thetime.Time
from its Unix time representation.There could be some more test to verify this number represented in a string is not something else, like a date range maybe?
Added a test page where I found this timestamp thing.