It's a bunch of YAML formatted language files for natural language parsing of dates. They've put in a bunch of work on it, and if you can use it for adapt that's great.
Being able to pass a function as an intent parser could be interesting. Not sure how that works with your code base, but if "dateparser.parse" returns None/False/[] then you know it's not a date intent.
I don't know how you check intents, so that might not work, and would certainly be less elegant then building a system using adapt, but it could work pretty well for quick hacks of all types.
I was thinking about this as well.
You might want to take a look at
https://github.com/scrapinghub/dateparser/tree/master/data/languagefiles
It's a bunch of YAML formatted language files for natural language parsing of dates. They've put in a bunch of work on it, and if you can use it for adapt that's great.
Being able to pass a function as an intent parser could be interesting. Not sure how that works with your code base, but if "dateparser.parse" returns None/False/[] then you know it's not a date intent.
I don't know how you check intents, so that might not work, and would certainly be less elegant then building a system using adapt, but it could work pretty well for quick hacks of all types.