Django Interval
django-interval is a Django app. It provides
model fields to store date information with some extra data stored in
additional fields. The additional fields are composed of a _date_sort, a _date_from
and a _date_to field that store data that is generated from the string stored in
the main model field.
Installation
Install django-interval and add django_interval to your
INSTALLED_APPS
add the django_interval.urls to your urlpatterns:
urlpatterns += [path("", include("django_interval.urls"))]
Use either the django_interval.fields.FuzzyDateParserField or the
django_interval.fields.FuzzyDateRegexField in your models. Both
come with sensible defaults (a parser method in the FuzzyDateParserField
and a list of regexes in the FuzzyDateRegexField), but it is possible
to pass custom parser or regexes as arguments.
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