This moontimedef is a module having Time Defintions.
pip install moontimedef# get all TimeType
>>> from mtimedef import TimeType
>>> TimeType.get_list()
[<TimeType.not_defined: -1>, <TimeType.hour: 10>, <TimeType.day: 20>, <TimeType.week: 30>, <TimeType.biweek: 40>, <TimeType.month: 50>, <TimeType.quarter: 60>, <TimeType.semiyear: 70>, <TimeType.year: 80>]
# create a TimeType object with value
>>> t1 = TimeType(10)
>>> t1
<TimeType.hour: 10>
# comparing TimeType object
>>> t1 == 10
False
>>> t1 == TimeType.hour
True
# get short(lower case) name
>>> t1.get_shortlower_name()
'hh'
# get upper case name
>>> t1.get_uppercase_name()
'HOUR'I spend lots of time to crawl data from WEB or API.
One of the common modules I've used is Time Definitions like Week, Month, Year, or etc.
Simple: Keep cores only related to Time Definitions.
Reusable: Keep low level so it can be used as library.