We can't change time.ParseDuration, but can you guys add time.DurationParser related issues [ #69114 #11473 ] #69504
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Hello golang Devs!
I simply want to ParseDuration with day and month.
I understand why you can't add day or month.
I'm asking can you guys add something like time.DurationParser
like this:
// ==========================================
// package time
// adding some futures without changing old code
type durationParser struct {
unitMap map[string]uint64
}
func DurationParser(unitMap map[string]uint64) (*durationParser, error) {
// checking keys [not containing dig]
for key, _ := range unitMap {
if strings.ContainsAny(key, "0123456789") {
return nil, errors.New("key [" + key + "] contains dig")
}
}
return &durationParser{unitMap: unitMap}, nil
}
func (p *durationParser) ParseDuration(s string) (Duration, error) {
// old logic
return 0, nil
}
func BaseUnitMap() map[string]uint64 {
return maps.Clone(unitMap)
}
// ==========================================
//package main
func main() {
const day = uint64(24 * time.Hour)
um := time.BaseUnitMap()
um["d"] = day
um["w"] = 7 * day
um["M"] = 30 * day
dp, _ := time.DurationParser(um)
fmt.Println(dp.ParseDuration("1M2w3d4h5m"))
}
// ==========================================Main idea is making it a bit flexible so devs like me can use it easily.
I hope you guys do something about it.
Thank you for your Attention
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