A plugin for flake8 to ban the usage of unsafe naive datetime class.
DTZ001 : The use of datetime.datetime() without tzinfo argument is not allowed.
DTZ002 : The use of datetime.datetime.today() is not allowed. Use datetime.datetime.now(tz=) instead.
DTZ003 : The use of datetime.datetime.utcnow() is not allowed. Use datetime.datetime.now(tz=) instead.
DTZ004 : The use of datetime.datetime.utcfromtimestamp() is not allowed. Use datetime.datetime.fromtimestamp(, tz=) instead.
DTZ005 : The use of datetime.datetime.now() without tz argument is not allowed.
DTZ006 : The use of datetime.datetime.fromtimestamp() without tz argument is not allowed.
DTZ007 : The use of datetime.datetime.strptime() without %z must be followed by .replace(tzinfo=) or .astimezone().
DTZ011 : The use of datetime.date.today() is not allowed. Use datetime.datetime.now(tz=).date() instead.
DTZ012 : The use of datetime.date.fromtimestamp() is not allowed. Use datetime.datetime.fromtimestamp(, tz=).date() instead.
Install with pip
$ pip install flake8-datetimez
MIT
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A plugin for flake8 to ban the usage of unsafe naive datetime class.
We found that flake8-datetimez demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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