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clocksays

This small projects converts a given time (datetime.datetime) in a string of natural language. Languages supported so far:

  • German
  • English
  • French

Feel free to add other languages and issue pull request.

Usage

import clocksays.saytime as st
import datetime as dt
t_str = st.clocksays(t = dt.datetime.now(), language='de', prefix='Es ist ', suffix='.')
print(t_str)

t_str = st.clocksays(t = dt.datetime.now(), language='en', prefix='It is ', suffix='.')
print(t_str)

t_str = st.clocksays(t = dt.datetime.now(), language='fr', prefix='Il est ', suffix='.')
print(t_str)

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