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TimePilot is a simple Python 3.11 library that helps you work with timezones and format them in different ways. With TimePilot, you can display the current time in a specific timezone or format a range of dates and times to appear in a particular way.
You can easily install TimePilot using pip. Simply run the following command:
pip install timepilot
Here's an example of how you can use TimePilot to display the current time in the Eastern Timezone:
import timepilot
# Specify the timezone and formatting option you want to use
time_zone = "US/Eastern"
time_format = "hour_minute"
# Get the current time in the specified timezone and format
current_time = timepilot.get_current_time(time_zone, time_format)
# Print out the current time
print(f"The current time in {time_zone} is {current_time}")
We should get an output of something like this:
The current time in US/Eastern is 3:30 PM
TimePilot provides several formatting options for displaying timezones, including:
hour_minute
: displays the hour and minute (e.g. 3:30 PM)hour_minute_second
: displays the hour, minute, and second (e.g. 3:30:45 PM)minute_second
: displays the minute and second (e.g. 30:45)hour
: displays the hour (e.g. 3 PM)second
: displays the second (e.g. 45)You can specify the formatting option when calling get_current_time or format_datetime.
The current version of TimePilot is 311x-012, indicating that it is compatible with Python 3.11 and all sub-versions and the library version is 0.1.
TimePilot is released under the MIT License. You can find the license information in the LICENSE file.
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A simple Python library for timezone formatting
We found that timepilot 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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