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dateint 0.2.0
Helper library for manipulation of formatted date/datetime values.
Requires Python: >=3.9

# dateint

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Helper library for manipulation of formatted date/datetime values

It's very common to store date/datetimes as **integers** or **strings** using formats
such as `YYYYmmdd` or `YYYYmm`. In python, to perform date/datetime arithmetic on those
values, one needs to:

1. convert the original value to `date` or `datetime`
2. perform the date/datetime operation
3. convert the result back to the original format

With `dateint`, we **abstract** all convertion operations so you can focus on the
**arithmetic step**:

- **single value:**

    ```py hl_lines="3"
    import dateint as di

    di.add(20220510, days=15)
    # 20220525
    ```

- **pandas:**

    ```py hl_lines="6"
    import dateint as di
    import pandas as pd

    dates = pd.Series([202201, 202202, 202203])

    di.add(dates, months=2)
    '''
    0    202203
    1    202204
    2    202205
    dtype: int64
    '''
    ```

## Documentation

See the [documentation page](https://amaralbf.github.io/dateint/) for the complete and
detailed documentation.

## Installation

```sh
pip install dateint
```