Utility from parsing Chinese holiday from official website
Install
pip install Chinese-holiday
Usage
Check if one day is a holiday (including normal weekend, not including working weekend)
is_holiday('2019-10-10')
Search url for notice of 2020 holiday
search_notice_url（'2020')
Parse holiday info from url
parse_holiday_info(url)
Return holiday data from cache
get_holiday_data('2020')
Forcely return holiday data from website
get_holiday_data('2020', True)
Get latest work day (default fome today)
get_latest_workday()
Cache
The utility will cache parsed result into holiday.json, you can use
is_holiday('2019-10-10', True) to forcely refresh it.
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