pydate
Python package made to set, parse, & format DateTime objects.
Python version 3.6 is required at a minimum.
To install the package with pip enter command in terminal:
pip install pydate
To uninstall the package with pip enter command in terminal:
pip uninstall pydate
Note: All object params are optional. Their values are set None without constructor.
Module Year
| Attribute/Method | Description |
|---|---|
year
|
Attribute of the int type representing a year. The attribute must be 4 digits. |
get_year()
|
Return the year attribute value. |
set_year(year)
|
Set the year attribute value. |
set_year_UTC()
|
Set the year attribute to the current UTC year. |
tostring()
|
Return a string representing the Year class attribute values. |
Module Date
Note: This class inherits the attributes/methods of the Year class.
| Attribute/Method | Description |
|---|---|
month
|
Attribute of the int type representing a month. The attribute's value must be between 1 & 12. |
day
|
Attribute of the int type representing a day. The attribute's value must be between 1 & 31. |
get_month()
|
Return the month attribute value. |
get_day()
|
Return the day attribute value. |
get_gregorian()
|
Return the Gregorian month name. |
get_total_days()
|
Return a dictionary denoting the total days in each month. Uses each gregorian month name as a key. |
set_month(month)
|
Set the month attribute value. |
set_month_UTC()
|
Set the month attribute to the current UTC month. |
set_day(day)
|
Set the day attribute value. |
set_day_UTC()
|
Set the day attribute to the current UTC day. |
tostring()
|
Return a string representing the Date class attribute values. |
Module Time
| Attribute/Method | Description |
|---|---|
hour
|
Attribute of the int type representing a hour. The attribute's value must be between 0 & 23. |
minute
|
Attribute of the int type representing a minute. The attribute's value must be between 0 & 59. |
second
|
Attribute of the int type representing a second. The attribute's value must be between 0 & 59. |
get_hour()
|
Return the hour attribute value. |
get_minute()
|
Return the minute attribute value. |
get_second()
|
Return the second attribute value. |
set_hour(hour)
|
Set the hour attribute value. |
set_hour_UTC()
|
Set the hour attribute to the current UTC hour. |
set_minute(minute)
|
Set the minute attribute value. |
set_minute_UTC()
|
Set the minute attribute to the current UTC minute. |
set_second(second)
|
Set the second attribute value. |
set_second_UTC()
|
Set the second attribute to the current UTC second. |
tostring()
|
Return a string representing the Time class attribute values. |
Module DateTime
Note: This class inherits the attributes/methods of both the Date & Time classes.
| Attribute/Method | Description |
|---|---|
set_UTC()
|
Set second, minute, hour, day, month, and year attribute values to current UTC values. |
set_timezone(timezone)
|
Set second, minute, hour, day, month, and year attribute values to values of timezone indicated in the argument.
The 'timezone' argument must be a string. Values for the 'timezone' argument can be the following acronyms (Not Case Sensitive): - AST => (Atlantic Standard Time UTC-04:00) - EDT => (Eastern Daylight Time UTC-04:00) - EST => (Eastern Standard Time UTC-05:00) - CDT => (Central Daylight Time UTC-05:00) - CST => (Central Standard Time UTC-06:00) - MDT => (Mountain Daylight Time UTC-06:00) - MST => (Mountain Standard Time UTC-07:00) - PDT => (Pacific Daylight Time UTC-07:00) - PST => (Pacific Standard Time UTC-08:00) - AKDT => (Alaska Daylight Time UTC-08:00) - AKST => (Alaska Standard Time UTC-09:00) - HDT => (Hawaii-Aleutian Daylight Time UTC-09:00) - HST => (Hawaii-Aleutian Standard Time UTC-10:00) - SST => (Samoa Standard Time UTC-11:00) |
tostring()
|
Return a string representing the DateTime class attribute values. |
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