goclock

Automatically prints out a datetime of a specified timezone

Example:

.\goclock America Los_Angeles

produces:

DATETIME                              TIMEZONE
--------                              --------
2021-04-08 22:03:38.250126 -0700 PDT  America/Los_Angeles

Installation

• If you're on Windows, download the .exe. Optionally, you can add it to your $PATH environment variable.
• On other OSes, you can build the project yourself. The go.mod and go.sum are available.

Usage

If you didn't add it to your $PATH, you can run the file in a terminal by moving to the directory you downloaded the .exe to, e.g.

cd C:\Users\<user_name>\Downloads

and using the command

.\goclock <area> <location>

where <area> is a continent, and <location> is a city. If the location contains two words, then join them with an underscore. Case doesn't matter.

If you added it to your $PATH, then you don't need the .\.

Cool projects I used

Link	Description
araddon/dateparse	Parses datetimes without worrying about formats.
cheynewallace/tabby	Easy (and pretty) way to format tables.
World Time API	The API I used to get world times. List of timezones.