Golang equivalent of strtotime(“this Sunday, 23:59:59”)
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I am writing a scraper that scrapes offers off websites and these offers have end dates. One such website has offers that expire every Sunday. I have gone through the golang time documentation but still dont get how that can be done the equivalence I found in PHP and is pretty simple.
$endDate = strtotime('this Sunday, 23:59:59');
Is there a golang way to do this?
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I am writing a scraper that scrapes offers off websites and these offers have end dates. One such website has offers that expire every Sunday. I have gone through the golang time documentation but still dont get how that can be done the equivalence I found in PHP and is pretty simple.
$endDate = strtotime('this Sunday, 23:59:59');
Is there a golang way to do this?
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Take a look at package time.
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I am writing a scraper that scrapes offers off websites and these offers have end dates. One such website has offers that expire every Sunday. I have gone through the golang time documentation but still dont get how that can be done the equivalence I found in PHP and is pretty simple.
$endDate = strtotime('this Sunday, 23:59:59');
Is there a golang way to do this?
go time web-scraping asked 5 mins ago
dominicbure
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I am writing a scraper that scrapes offers off websites and these offers have end dates. One such website has offers that expire every Sunday. I have gone through the golang time documentation but still dont get how that can be done the equivalence I found in PHP and is pretty simple.
$endDate = strtotime('this Sunday, 23:59:59');
Is there a golang way to do this?
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Take a look at package time.
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Take a look at package time.
– Volker
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Take a look at package time.
– Volker
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Take a look at package time.
– Volker
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Take a look at package time.
– Volker
1 min ago