| Print date with different formats. If no time stamp or date strings are given, uses current time |
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| ```text |
| Usage: |
| ops -datefmt [options] [arguments] |
| ``` |
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| ## Options |
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| ``` |
| -h, --help print this help info |
| -t, --timestamp unix timestamp to format (default: current time) |
| -s, --str date string to format |
| --if input format to use with input date string (via --str) |
| -f, --of output format to use (default: UnixDate) |
| ``` |
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| Possible formats (they follows the standard naming of go time formats, with the addition of 'Millisecond' and 'ms'): |
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| - Layout |
| - ANSIC |
| - UnixDate |
| - RubyDate |
| - RFC822 |
| - RFC822Z |
| - RFC850 |
| - RFC1123 |
| - RFC1123Z |
| - RFC3339 |
| - RFC3339Nano |
| - Kitchen |
| - Stamp |
| - StampMilli |
| - StampMicro |
| - StampNano |
| - DateTime |
| - DateOnly |
| - TimeOnly |
| - Milliseconds |
| - ms |
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| ## Example |
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| ```bash |
| $ ops -datefmt -f DateTime |
| 2024-08-11 03:00:34 |
| ``` |
