Revision 3416
Added by Aaron Marcuse-Kubitza over 12 years ago
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epoch = from_timestamp(0) |
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def strftime(format, datetime_): |
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'''datetime.strftime() can't handle years before 1900''' |
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return (datetime_.replace(year=epoch.year, day=1).strftime(format |
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.replace('%Y', '%%Y')
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.replace('%d', '%%d')
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) |
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.replace('%Y', '%04d' % datetime_.year)
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.replace('%d', '%02d' % datetime_.day)
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) |
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def strtotime(str_, default=epoch): |
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import dateutil.parser |
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return dateutil.parser.parse(str_, default=default) |
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month, day = day, month |
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else: raise FormatException(e) |
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try: return strftime('%Y-%m-%d', date)
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except ValueError, e: raise FormatException(e) |
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return str(date) |
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$$; |
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Also available in: Unified diff
schemas/py_functions.sql: _date(): Just run str() on the returned datetime because it will usually be converted to a PostgreSQL timestamp anyway, so excluding the time from the string isn't necessary