batutils 2.2.0

Team Batcave's utilities for date and/or time objects and values and messing with types and so much more.

Team Batcave Python Toolkit

The batutils is a fork of the batutils package in order to continue its development and maintenance beyond Team Batcave's lifespan.

It is a smooshup of a few Python packages from the CCP Tools Team of old (Team Batcave).

Our two most commonly used internal packages, called datetimeutils and typeutils were too generically named for Pypi.org and since they were both used in something like 80-90% of our other projects, it made sense to just smoosh them together in one module, and thus, the batutils package was born.

Here's the README of the Date Time Utils submodule.

Here's the README of the Type Utils submodule.

Changes from ccptools

The legacyapi submodule has been removed.

Date-Time Utils

The old datetimeutils package is now included here as the dtu submodule.

from batutils import dtu

Structs

Importing * from the structs submodule will import all of the most commonly used imports in our projects:

from typing import *  # For type annotation

import abc  # For interfaces (Abstract Base Classes)
import dataclasses  # For dataclass structs
import decimal  # Used whenever we're handling money
import enum  # Also used for struct creation
import logging  # Used pretty much everywhere
import re  # Used surprisingly frequently
import time  # Very commonly used

Note that datetime is not included in this. That's because tt'll also import the aliases from the Datetime Utils (batutils.dtu.structs.aliases) package instead:

Date = datetime.date
Time = datetime.time
Datetime = datetime.datetime
TimeDelta = datetime.timedelta
TzInfo = datetime.tzinfo
TimeZone = datetime.timezone

Furthermore, it'll also include a few of the most commonly used utility classes from the Type Utils submodule:

• The Singleton Meta Class
• The Empty and EmptyDict classes as well as the if_empty method
• The EnumEx base class for Enums with the from_any class method

So in most cases we can cover something like 90% of any imports we tend to need in every Python file with a single line:

from batutils.structs import *