Numbers, dates and times

Numbers

Go	Mock file	Matches
GreaterThan(n), GT	greater, gt	A number, or text that reads as one, greater than n.
GreaterThanOrEqual(n), GTE	greatereq, gte	Greater than or equal to n.
LessThan(n)	less, lt	Less than n.
LessThanOrEqual(n), LTE	lesseq, lte	Less than or equal to n.

Dates and times

[before, x], [after, x] and [equalDateTime, x] (eqdt) compare a date and time in RFC 3339, in ISO 8601 without a zone, or in an HTTP format. x is one of those, or now, and either may end with an offset: "now +3 days", "2026-01-01T00:00:00Z -2 weeks".

Options: truncate_expected and truncate_actual, each one of first minute of hour, first hour of day, first day of month, first day of next month, last day of month, first day of year, first day of next year and last day of year; truncate_last: true to offset first; actual_format with a Go layout, such as 02/01/2006; local_time: true to compare wall clocks. An x without a zone is local, as with local_time; a request's date and time without a zone, against an x with one, is read in the server's zone.

In Go: Before, After, EqualDateTime, BeforeNow, AfterNow and EqualDateTimeNow, with typed options such as ExpectedOffset(3, match.Days).

request:
  header:
    X-Date: [after, "now -1 hours"]
  query:
    until: [before, "now +15 days", {truncate_expected: first day of month}]