Open tgy opened 1 year ago
we had some discussion around that here https://github.com/pimutils/khal/issues/169
IIRC my biggest gripe with dateparser was that if you give a date without a year, it always interprets that with American "middle-endianness", but I might be an outlier here.
it's true if you set the locale to US, which makes sense, but if you set the locale to en-GB
instead, here's what you get in comparison
import dateparser as dp
dp.parse('04/07 at 2pm')
# Out[6]: datetime.datetime(2023, 4, 7, 14, 0)
dp.parse('04/07 at 2pm', locales=['en-GB'])
# Out[7]: datetime.datetime(2023, 7, 4, 14, 0)
great to hear!
it would be great if we could create events with human-friendly readable date parsing such as:
next monday at 3pm
today at 2pm
in 1h
every tuesday at noon
once every 2 weeks on tuesday at noon
every first monday of the month
not all cases can be handled by dateparser but most i think (no need to run a big LLM on a 32GB memory GPU to parse this i think)
there's also recurrent which probably solves all cases!