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EnDateParser

Struct EnDateParser 

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pub struct EnDateParser {}

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impl DateParser for EnDateParser

The EnDateParser can be used to parse english date information out of strings.

use date_time_parser_multi_language::{DateFormat, DateParser, EnDateParser, StartDayOfWeek};
fn main() {

    let some_input = "Remind me that I have to check my mails tomorrow.";

    let now = chrono::Utc::now().naive_local().date();

    let date = EnDateParser::search_relative_date_expression(some_input, &now, &DateFormat::DayMonthYear, &StartDayOfWeek::Monday);

    println!("I found the date {:?}", date);
}
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fn search_relative_date_expression( text: &str, now: &NaiveDate, date_format: &DateFormat, start_day_week: &StartDayOfWeek, ) -> Option<NaiveDate>

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