Defining timestamps in text

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kixx2012-01-10 00:25:02

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kixx, 2012-01-10 00:25:02

Defining timestamps in text

Dear Khabravians. I remember that a topic came up some time ago - a person wrote a script for recognizing timestamps in the text, for example, “in three days”, “the day after tomorrow”. I can’t find it, but I don’t want to write a bicycle. Please help me find. Perhaps there are other ready-made solutions?
Thanks a lot!

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rasa, 2012-01-11
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Maybe you should consult with the user yozh, the author of a somewhat similar topic

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