The `parseTime` function takes two arguments: the layout of the date string and the date string itself. The layout can be one of the following: "RFC3339", "RFC3339Nano", "DateTime", "DateOnly", "TimeOnly" or a custom layout in Go's [date format](https://pkg.go.dev/time#pkg-constants).
Output:
```html
<div>Exploring the Depths of Quantum Computing</div>
You don't have to worry about the internal implementation, this will then be dynamically populated by Glance on the client side to show the correct relative time.
The important thing to notice here is that the return value of `toRelativeTime` must be used as an attribute in an HTML tag, be it a `div`, `li`, `span`, etc.
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In some instances, you may want to know the status code of the response. This can be done using the following:
```html
@ -273,6 +324,8 @@ The following helper functions provided by Glance are available:
- `toFloat(i int) float`: Converts an integer to a float.
- `toInt(f float) int`: Converts a float to an integer.
- `toRelativeTime(t time.Time) template.HTMLAttr`: Converts Time to a relative time such as 2h, 1d, etc which dynamically updates. **NOTE:** the value of this function should be used as an attribute in an HTML tag, e.g. `<span {{ toRelativeTime .Time }}></span>`.
- `parseTime(layout string, s string) time.Time`: Parses a string into time.Time. The layout must be provided in Go's [date format](https://pkg.go.dev/time#pkg-constants). You can alternatively use these values instead of the literal format: "RFC3339", "RFC3339Nano", "DateTime", "DateOnly", "TimeOnly".
- `add(a, b float) float`: Adds two numbers.
- `sub(a, b float) float`: Subtracts two numbers.
- `mul(a, b float) float`: Multiplies two numbers.