Date-offset

This allow you to offset date / time with a string.

Example

d = DateOffset()
tomorrow = d.get_offset("1d")
yesterday = d.get_offset("-1d")

Keyword

• # start of week (Monday)
• * end of week
• % first day of the month
• d offset by days (1d)
• w offset by weeks (1w)
• m offset by months (1m)
• y offset by years (1y)
• ~ not weekend
• s offset by seconds (3600s)
• i offset by minutes (60m)
• h offset by hours (1h)
• t time (10t = 10hr. 10:15t = 10hr 15mins. 10:15:45t = 10hr 15mins 45secs)

Usage

If you want to include time in your output the include_time must be set.

d = DateOffset()
one_hours_time = d.get_offset("1h", include_time=True)

Nested string can be used

d = DateOffset()
second_day_of_current_month = d.get_offset("%1d")