Interesting that there is another tool[1] on Show HN right now that does this but for strftime instead of moment.js, I guess I need to build one for Golang's weird time formatting.<p>1. <a href="http://strftime.guru/" rel="nofollow">http://strftime.guru/</a>
I made a similar tool that could take almost arbitrery text strings like “mar 27, ’09” or “07/08/97” and generate a list of all valid interpretations. Eg. “07/08/97” would generate [{d: 7, m: 8, y: 97}, {d: 8, m: 7, y: 97}], but not any where 97 is a day or month, since that wouldn’t be a valid date.
I don't know how it is supposed to work: <a href="https://screenshots.firefox.com/43Qs5xpvJ3Jm1oHi/date-format.xyz" rel="nofollow">https://screenshots.firefox.com/43Qs5xpvJ3Jm1oHi/date-format...</a><p>Why are there two different fields? I imagined only one would do the job.
just a suggestion but can we get a bit more than one page with a couple of fields ?
It's okay to get straight to the point and being minimalistic but a few infos about the author and whether there is a github repo for the code... those things would help