jeraconv
jeraconv (Japanese Era Name Converter) is a converter that converts Japanese eras to West calendar.
Installation
$ pip install jeraconv
Usage
Japanese calendar to West calendar
from jeraconv import jeraconv
# Create J2W class instance
j2w = jeraconv.J2W()
# ex.1 : General usage
print(j2w.convert('文治6年'))
# result (int) 1190
# ex.2 : Full-width numbers are also available
print(j2w.convert('平成31年'))
# result (int) 2019
# ex.3 : It is also possible to write "1年" as "元年"
print(j2w.convert('令和元年'))
# result (int) 2019
# ex.4 : Returns a ValueError if the era name does not exist
print(j2w.convert('牌孫4年'))
# result ValueError
West calendar to Japanese calendar.
from jeraconv import jeraconv
# Create W2J class instance
w2j = jeraconv.W2J()
# ex.1 : General usage
year = 2019
month = 5
day = 31
print(w2j.convert(year, month, day))
# result (str) 令和1年5月31日
# ex.2 : When receiving a response in dictionary type
print(w2j.convert(year, month, day, return_type='dict'))
# result (dict) {'era': '令和', 'year': 1, 'month': 5, 'day': 31}
# ex.3 : When receiving a response in list type
print(w2j.convert(year, month, day, return_type='list'))
# result (list) ['令和', 1, 5, 31]
# ex.4 : When receiving a response in tuple type
print(w2j.convert(year, month, day, return_type='tuple'))
# result (tuple) ('令和', 1, 5, 31)
# ex.5 : If the date is omitted, convert the execution date
print(w2j.convert())
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