ISO 8601 utility functions
This package collects together functions supporting the data formats described in ISO 8601. Time zone support is provided by the pytz package.
The following functions are provided in the zc.iso8601.parse module:
- date(s)
Parse a date value that does not include time information. Returns a Python date value.
- datetime(s)
Parse a date-time value that does not include time-zone information. Returns a Python datetime value.
- datetimetz(s)
Parse a date-time value that includes time-zone information. Returns a Python datetime value in the UTC timezone.
Changes
0.2.0 (2011-10-10)
Added date function, for completeness.
0.1.0 (2008-05-12)
Initial release.
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