How to use datetime_check method in pandera

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sundial.py

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1# coding: utf-82import pytz3from datetime import date, datetime, timedelta4from astral import Astral5from app.config import config, logger6from app.helpers import Singleton7class Sundial(metaclass=Singleton):8 """9 Calculates sunrise/sunset schedule.10 Because there is not enough light when the sun rises (or almost sets),11 it considers it is `DAY` when time of the day is between sunrise + offset12 and sunset - offset.13 Offset can be configured in the `config.ini`. See `DAY_LIGHT_OFFSET`14 """15 DAY = 116 NIGHT = 217 def __init__(self):18 city_name = config.get('ASTRA_CITY')19 a = Astral()20 a.solar_depression = 'civil'21 self.__city = a[city_name]22 self.__today = None23 self.__sun = None24 self.__mode = None25 self.__timezone = pytz.timezone(self.__city.timezone)26 self.is_day()27 def is_day(self, delta=None):28 if self.__today != date.today():29 # Date change, retrieve today schedule30 self.__sun = self.__city.sun(date=date.today(), local=True)31 self.__today = date.today()32 logger.debug('Dawn: %s' % str(self.__sun['dawn']))33 logger.debug('Sunrise: %s' % str(self.__sun['sunrise']))34 logger.debug('Sunset: %s' % str(self.__sun['sunset']))35 logger.debug('Dusk: %s' % str(self.__sun['dusk']))36 datetime_check = datetime.now(tz=self.__timezone)37 beginning_of_day = self.__sun['sunrise'] + timedelta(minutes=int(38 config.get('DAY_LIGHT_OFFSET')))39 end_of_day = self.__sun['sunset'] - timedelta(minutes=int(40 config.get('DAY_LIGHT_OFFSET')))41 if delta:42 datetime_check = datetime_check - delta43 is_day_ = beginning_of_day <= datetime_check < end_of_day44 self.__mode = self.DAY if is_day_ else self.NIGHT45 return is_day_46 @property47 def mode(self):48 return self.__mode49 @property50 def human_readable_mode(self):51 return 'Day' if self.__mode == self.DAY else 'Night'52 @property53 def sun(self):...

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cache.py

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1from datetime import datetime2import os3import time4BIN_DELIMITER = '|%|%|'5class FileCache:6 def __init__(self, basepath):7 self.basepath = basepath8 def insert(self, key, *blobs):9 if os.path.exists(os.path.join(self.basepath, key)):10 self.remove(key)11 with open(os.path.join(self.basepath, key), 'wb') as f:12 for i, blob in enumerate(blobs):13 f.write(blob)14 if i < len(blobs)-1:15 f.write(BIN_DELIMITER)16 def get(self, key):17 if not os.path.exists(os.path.join(self.basepath, key)):18 return None19 with open(os.path.join(self.basepath, key), 'rb') as f:20 ret = f.read()21 return ret.split(BIN_DELIMITER)22 def remove(self, key):23 os.remove(os.path.join(self.basepath, key))24class MemCache:25 def __init__(self):26 self._items = {}27 def insert(self, key, *blobs):28 self._items[key] = blobs29 def get(self, key):30 return self._items.get(key)31 def remove(self, key):32 if self._items.has_key(key):33 del self._items[key]34class TTLCache:35 def __init__(self, backing_cache):36 self.backing_cache = backing_cache37 def insert(self, ttl, key, *blobs):38 if not ttl:39 ttl = 6040 timestamp = str(time.time() + (ttl * 60))41 self.backing_cache.insert(key, timestamp, *blobs)42 def get(self, key, datetime_check=None):43 try:44 timestamp, item = self.backing_cache.get(key)45 item_expiry = datetime.fromtimestamp(float(timestamp))46 except (ValueError, TypeError):47 return None48 if not datetime_check:49 datetime_check = datetime.fromtimestamp(time.time())50 if item_expiry < datetime_check:51 self.remove(key)52 return None53 else:54 return item55 def remove(self, key):...

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test.py

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1from notifier import datetime_check2def test_module():3 assert datetime_check(0, '01.01.2005', '07:30') == 'The first date has been reached! ( 01.01.2005 - 07:30 )'4 assert datetime_check(1, '24.07.1995', '16:45') == 'The second date has been reached! ( 24.07.1995 - 16:45 )'5 assert datetime_check(2, '04.05.2012', '21:00') == 'The third date has been reached! ( 04.05.2012 - 21:00 )'6 assert datetime_check(3, '04.09.2024', '09:00') == 'The fourth date will reach! ( 04.09.2024 - 09:00 )'7 print('All test cases PASSED!')8if __name__ == '__main__':...

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