datetimeA date and/or time conversion tool (like
printfbut for date and time values)
Pass date/time value as a parameter:
datetime --in "format" --out "format" --value "date/time" -> <stdout>Read date/time value from STDIN:
<stdin> -> datetime --in "format" --out "format" -> <stdout>Output current date and time:
» datetime: --in "{now}" --out "{go}01/02/06 15:04:05"
12/08/21 22:32:30Convert STDIN into epoch:
» echo "12/08/21 22:32:30" -> datetime: --in "{go}01/02/06 15:04:05" --out "{unix}"
1639002750Convert value passed as a command line argument:
» datetime: --value "12/08/21 22:32:30" --in "{go}01/02/06 15:04:05" --out "{unix}"
1639002750--in Defines the date/time string is formatted in `–value--out Defined how the date/time string should be formatted in STDOUT--value Date/time value to convert (if omitted and the input format is not set to {now} then date/time is read from STDIN)datetime supports a number of parsers, defined in curly braces.
{py}: Python strftime / strptime format codesmurex doesn’t support all the language and locale features of Python, instead defaulting to English. However enough support is there to cover most use cases.
Documentation regarding these format codes can be found on docs.python.org.
{go}: Go (lang) time.Time format codesmurex has full support for Go’s date/time parsing.
Documentation regarding these format codes can be found on pkg.go.dev.
{now}: Current date and timeThis is only supported as an input. When it is used --value flag is not required.
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