datetime_extractor
The main intent of this project is to extract mostly all possible timestamps from a given string where date and time written together. It extracts timestaamps in a string format. Later one can convert extracted timestamp to python timestamp using pandas datetime package.
How to install the package
pip install datetime-extractor
Example1
from datetime_extractor import DateTimeExtractor
import pandas as pd
import re
samplestring = 'scala> val xorder= new order(1,"2016-02-22 00:00:00.00",100,"COMPLETED")'
DateTimeExtractor(samplestring)
Out: ['2016-02-22 00:00:00.00']
Example2
Suppose if one has a dataframe with text column where timestamps written, the above function can be used to create a new column with extracted timestamp strings. One can use below command in this case
data = pd.read_csv('sampledata.csv')
data['textcolumn'] = data['textcolumn'].fillna('')
data['ExtractedTimestamp'] = data['textcolumn'].apply(lambda x: DateTimeExtractor(str(x)))
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