Why?

[leolara]

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[helmerdavila]

Why not?

[rkl-]

As aked me why too :D. However, if you would implement strtotime full like in PHP with relative time formats, this would be really nice!

[syyongx]

For phper, they are used to the convenience of php packaged functions, there are a lot of awkwardness when trying to develop a project. This project can be used as a reference to help them get started quickly. On the other hand, these good general-purpose functions such as version_compare/addslashes/number_format can also be used directly in the golang project.

[syyongx]

As aked me why too :D. However, if you would implement strtotime full like in PHP with relative time formats, this would be really nice!

I have a plan to implement this function, but there is no specific time.

[rkl-]

As aked me why too :D. However, if you would implement strtotime full like in PHP with relative time formats, this would be really nice!

I have a plan to implement this function, but there is no specific time.

Thats nice. However, you can use the original php implementation written in C. The date_parser for example is a PHP extension. You can compile it as shared library and use the function timelib_strtotime from Go. A nice wrapper for all the stuff and well done ;).