businesstime

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Description: businesstime ============

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    BusinessTime is a simple utility for calculating business time aware timedeltas between two datetimes. BusinessTime's understanding of weekends, holidays and business hours can be easily configured in code.
    
    .. code-block:: pycon
    
        >>> datetime(2013, 12, 26, 5) - datetime(2013, 12, 23, 12)
        datetime.timedelta(2, 61200)
        >>> bt = businesstime.BusinessTime(holidays=businesstime.holidays.usa.USFederalHolidays())
        >>> bt.businesstimedelta(datetime(2013, 12, 23, 12), datetime(2013, 12, 26, 5))
        datetime.timedelta(1, 18000)
    
    Features
    --------
    
    - Simple, pythonic, business-time-aware datetime math
    - A simple declarative format for defining holidays
    - A number of useful iterators/predicate functions related to holidays/weekends/business hours
    
    
    0.3.0
    =====
    * Fix a bug (#25) where holidays were not properly detected when later dates were tested before earlier ones, thanks @agans
    * Fix a bug (#13) where time deltas were calculated incorrectly when both start and end times are after business hours, thanks @airsource
    * `businesstime_hours` now returns a `timedelta` rather than a numeric value (#23), thanks @naes17
    * `businesstimedelta` now returns negative timedeltas when the start time is after the end time (#19), thanks @jeremyklein
    * Add 2017-2018 public holidays for Queensland/Brisbane Australia (#17), thanks @danc86
    
    0.2.1
    =====
    * Fix broken pypi package (#14), thanks @tarkatronic
    
    0.2.0
    =====
    * Change package layout: country-specific holidays are stored in files named w/ their ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 country codes
    * Add 2013-2016 public holidays for Queensland/Brisbane Australia (#11), from @danc86
    * Fix AttributeError when no holidays are specified (#10), from @danc86
    
    0.1.6
    =====
    * Handle US federal holidays that fall on the weekend but are observed on Friday/Monday (#8)
    
    0.1.5
    =====
    * Fixed a bug (#7) where a datetime after business hours and a datetime during business hours were handled incorrectly
    
    0.1.4
    =====
    * Fixed a bug (#6) where two datetimes on the same day but before business hours were handled incorrectly
    
    0.1.3
    =====
    * Fixed a bug (#3) where the first instant of a business day was not considered part of that day
    
    0.1.2
    =====
    * Fix changelog
    
    0.1.1
    =====
    * Fix pypi package
    
    0.1.0
    =====
    * Public Release
    

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