The readme/docs should note the fact that there are start and end filters OOB

[bobclewell]

If you want to filter for events between dates, there are params that you can pass that work out of the box. There are start and end filters, but the readme doc doesn't make this clear. A sample URL to get events within a range:

http://localhost:3000/events?start=2020-03-02&end=2020-03-15

[boutell]

Yes, that would be excellent to cover. Want to do a PR?

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[abea]

@bobclewell Would you mind submitting a PR with the README update?