Gormanian
Gormanian Calendar Calculator/Converter
What is it?
Put simply, it is a library to calculate an alternative date structure based on the comedic sketch of Dave Gorman. In an episode of 'Modern Life is Goodish', Dave Gorman proposed a new calendar format to replace the existing Gregorian calendar. In particular, he takes umbridge at the fact that the length of a month varies, when all other units of time are fixed and identical.
You can watch the video in question here on Dave Gorman's official YouTube channel.
But why?
Why not? I happen to agree with the calendar, and decided to write this for a laugh.
How to Use
To convert the current date
import gormanian
response = gormanian.now()
print(response.as_string)
To convert a specific date
Use the standard datetime format for any given date.
from datetime import datetime
import gormanian
response = gormanian.convert(datetime(2000, 12, 1))
print(response.as_string)
ISO-8601 format:
You can also retrieve the date in ISO-8601 basic format.
from datetime import datetime
import gormanian
response = gormanian.convert(datetime(2000, 12, 31))
print(response.isoformat)
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