Essays Ken Reitz
Datetimes are a headache to deal with in Python, especially when dealing with timezones, especially when dealing with different machines with different locales. Maya exists to do all the hard work for you, so you can focus on what you're trying to do — import or export simple datetime data in known human and machine-readable formats. Example Usage of Maya (v0.1.0) >>> now = maya.now() <MayaDT epoc
Pendulum - Python datetimes made easy
Better datetime DateTime Drop-in replacement for the standard datetime class. Manipulate your datetimes with ease. import pendulum now = pendulum.now("Europe/Paris") # Changing timezone now.in_timezone("America/Toronto") # Default support for common datetime formats now.to_iso8601_string() # Shifting now.add(days=2)
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