worktimecalc 0.1.4

Calculates the business time between two datetimes.

Work Time Calculator

Small tool to calculate the exact business time between two datetimes.

I wasn't happy with the existing tools for their performance, while others only counted the business days. This was built with the goal of being as efficient as possible, easy to use and flexible.

Features

• Fast! Calculations done in constant time
• Multiple ways to define working hours
• Specific schedule for each day of the week
• Can consider holidays

Install

pip install worktimecalc

Quick example

Just create a calculator and call it to get the difference:

from worktimecalc.calc import WorkTimeCalculator

calc = WorkTimeCalculator(9, 18, 'mon tue thu fri sat')
delta = calc("2050-02-10T10:30:00", "2050-03-10T18:15:00")

print(delta.seconds)    # 675000.0
print(delta.as_dhms)    # {'days': 7, 'hours': 19, 'minutes': 30, 'seconds': 0}
print(delta.as_hms)     # {'hours': 187, 'minutes': 30, 'seconds': 0}

Holidays

Pass it a list of datetime.date objects:

holidays = [(2023, 1, 1), (2023, 5, 1), (2023, 11, 1), (2023, 12, 25)]
holidays = [datetime.date(*d) for d in CHILE_HOLIDAYS]
calc = WorkTimeCalculator(10, 18, holidays=holidays)

Constructor examples

calc = WorkTimeCalculator(8, 15)
calc = WorkTimeCalculator(8, 15, '1100100')
calc = WorkTimeCalculator(8, 15, 'sat tue thu mon sun')
calc = WorkTimeCalculator("08:30", "18:30")
calc = WorkTimeCalculator(9, "17:45")
calc = WorkTimeCalculator(datetime.time(8, 30), datetime.time(18, 30))
calc = WorkTimeCalculator(detail=[(8, 16), (8, 16), (8, 16), (8, 16), (8, 10), None, None])
calc = WorkTimeCalculator(detail=[(8, "16:30"), ("17:15", 20), None, None, None, None, None])

When in doubt simply check the descriptions for each argument.

To do

• Overnight shifts (spanning two days)
• Small performance improvements (minmaxing)
• Allow passing holidays as list of tuples