Convert string to duration in golang
License: BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License
When I have a duration "1M", I need to parse it as "1 month". I hope to add this feature.
This is the current situation:
t, _ := str2duration.ParseDuration("2w")
fmt.Println(t.String()) // 672h0m0sIt would be nice to have str2duration.String(t time.Duration) string:
t, _ := str2duration.ParseDuration("2w")
fmt.Println(str2duration.String(t)) // 2wOr to align with Go's output format (but that looks rather ugly):
t, _ := str2duration.ParseDuration("2w")
fmt.Println(str2duration.String(t)) // 2w0d0h0m0s
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