date-master 1.1.0

Date Master

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This is a project that helps you to manage and display your entered date based on your requirement. Here I listed the use cases of date_master

1)  Get the current date 
2)  Get the date 'n' days before and after from the current date 
3)  Change the order of date 
        Eg: dd/mm/yyyy to yyyy/mm/dd
4)  Change the format of your date(integer to string or string to interger)
        Eg: 31/8/2022 to 31/August/Two Thousand and Twenty Two
5)  Change the split value
        Eg: 31 / 8 / 2022 to 31 | 8 | 2022

Parameters

1)  date = Date that you have entered(value type = Integer)
2)  order = Specifies the order of your date that you want to display(value type = String)
3)  format = Specifies the format of your date that you want to display string(str) or integer(int)(value type = String)
4)  split_by = Specifies the split value(value type = String)

General constraints

1)  beautiful_date param must be a dict of values
2)  'date' is a mandatory param for all your request in dd,mm,yyyy format

Installing

pip install date-master

Usage

from date_master.date import beautiful_date

date = ['today'] or # current date
       ['today',2] or # date after 2 days from the current date
       ['today',-10] # date before 10 days from the current date

       [31, 8, 2022] or # Custom date
       [[31, 8, 2022],2] or # date after 2 days from the custom date
       [[31, 8, 2022],-10] or # date before 10 days from the custom date
       
order = ['DD','YYYY','MM']
format = ['int','str','str']
split_by = ['|']


params = {
    'date':date,
    'order':order,
    'format':format,
    'split_by':split_by
}

result = beautiful_date(params)
print(result)

Result
====================
>> 31| 'Two Thousand and Twenty Two'| 'August'

Usecase 1 :- Get the current date

Constraints : date contain a value that must be 'today'

date = ['today']

params = {
    'date':date
}

result = beautiful_date(params)
print(result)

Result
====================
>> [31, 8, 2022]

Usecase 2 :- Get date after 2 days from the current date

Constraints : date contain 2 value that must be 'today' and the number of days from current date

date = ['today', 2]

params = {
    'date':date
}

result = beautiful_date(params)
print(result)

Result
====================
>> [2, 9, 2022]

Usecase 3 :- Get date before 10 days from the current date

Constraints : date contain 2 value that must be 'today' and the number of days from current date. Second value must be negative integer

date = ['today', -10]

params = {
    'date':date
}

result = beautiful_date(params)
print(result)

Result
====================
>> [21, 8, 2022]

Usecase 4 :- Custom date

Constraints : date contain a value that must be your date

date = [31, 8, 2022]

params = {
    'date':date
}

result = beautiful_date(params)
print(result)

Result
====================
>> [31, 8, 2022]

Usecase 5 :- Get date after 2 days from the custom date

Constraints : date contain 2 value that must be your custom date and the number of days from that date

date = [[31, 8, 2022], 2]

params = {
    'date':date
}

result = beautiful_date(params)
print(result)

Result
====================
>> [2, 9, 2022]

Usecase 6 :- Get date before 10 days from the custom date

Constraints : date contain 2 value that must be your custom date and the number of days from that date. Second value must be negative integer

date = [[31, 8, 2022], -10]

params = {
    'date':date
}

result = beautiful_date(params)
print(result)

Result
====================
>> [21, 8, 2022]

Usecase 7 :- Changing the 'order' of date

Constraints : order list contain 3 values that must be 'dd','mm', and 'yyyy'

date = [31, 8, 2022]
order = ['YYYY','DD','MM']

params = {
    'date':date,
    'order':order
}

result = beautiful_date(params)
print(result)

Result
====================
>> [2022, 31, 8]

Usecase 8 :- Changing the date 'format'

Constraints : format contain 3 values that must be 'str' or 'int'

date = [31, 8, 2022]
format = ['int','str','str']

params = {
    'date':date,
    'format':format
}

result = beautiful_date(params)
print(result)

Result
====================
>> [31, 'August', 'Two Thousand and Twenty Two']

Usecase 9 :- Changing the 'split_by' value of date

Constraints : split_by contain a single value, it must be a string

date = [31, 8, 2022]
split_by = ['|']

params = {
    'date':date,
    'split_by':split_by
}

result = beautiful_date(params)
print(result)

Result
====================
>> [31| 8| 2022]