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 main features of jinzhu/now are: Calendar Boundary Calculations, Date and Time Libraries, Relative Date Generations, Calendar Date Calculations, Month Boundary Calculations, Date String Parsers, Go Date and Time Libraries, Time String Parsers.
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