Date/Time/DateTime Manipulation Done Right
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## Installation
`pip install manipuldate`
## Trivial Usage
Here I will just show a very trivial usage, for more in-depth usage options check out our Documentation (Coming Soon TM)
```python
from manipuldate import Manipuldate
today = Manipuldate.today()
# Let's go ahead and print out our current date in a human readable string
print(today.strftime("%m/%d/%Y"))
# Now let's get tomorrow's date
tomorrow = Manipuldate.tomorrow()
print(tomorrow.strftime("%m/%d/%Y"))
# Is tomorrow a weekend?
if tomorrow.is_weekend():
print("Partayyyyyy")
else:
print("Get to work!")
# Oh! Let's add a month to tomorrow.
next_month = tomorrow.add_month()
print(next_month.strftime("%m/%d/%Y"))
```
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