Neotime
The neotime module defines classes for working with temporal data to nanosecond precision. These classes comprise a similar set to that provided by the standard library datetime module. Inspiration has also been drawn from ISO-8601.
Overview
The classes are listed below:
Installation
To install the latest stable version of neotime, simply use pip:
$ pip install --pre neotimeOr to install the latest bleeding edge code directly from GitHub, use:
$ pip install git+https://github.com/technige/neotime.git#egg=neotimeNote that code installed directly from GitHub is likely to be unstable. Your mileage may vary.
More Information
For more information, read the docs.
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