Go Date and Time Libraries

Carbon is a Go library for semantic date and time calculations, formatting, and parsing. It provides a semantic interface to simplify temporal data handling and improve the readability of date and time manipulations. The library is distinguished by its support for multi-calendar date conversion, allowing transformations between Gregorian, Chinese Lunar, Persian, and Hebrew calendar systems. It also includes a localized temporal framework that uses ISO 639-1 codes to format dates and relative time differences across multiple language locales. Additional capabilities cover global time zone man

Now is a date and time manipulation library for Go designed to generate precise calendar boundaries and convert time strings into structured objects. It serves as a utility for calculating the start and end timestamps for days, weeks, months, and years. The project provides tools for calculating specific weekdays relative to a reference point and performing date arithmetic to determine time ranges. It includes a toolkit for parsing date and time strings using configurable layouts and formats. The library functions as a wrapper for the standard Go time package to provide an interface for comp

A Go package for working with dates

Sprig is a comprehensive library of helper functions designed to extend the Go text template engine. It provides a wide array of custom functions that can be injected into the engine to enable complex data manipulation and logic directly within templates. The project offers specialized capabilities for cryptography, including the generation of private keys, X.509 certificates, and secure password hashes. It also includes advanced logic extensions for semantic versioning comparison, ternary evaluations, and the resolution of environment variables from the host operating system. The library co