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python parser for human readable dates

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We are in the process of packaging upgraded version of this package into openSUSE/Factory and our build environment is sandboxed and has no network access, to ensure we don't leak...

Hi! I couldn't find a way to get a `timedelta` from a string like `3 hours ago` rather than a `datetime`. The use case is: I have a column `when`...

Type: Enhancement

Improvements to the German Language. The main improvement is to get rid of the "Die" and "Mit" translations for Thursday and Wednesday. "Die" and "Mit" are the German words for...

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I want the following to return NoneType. I cannot change the languange setting. ``` dateparser.parse("2359 hours", languages=['en'], settings={'DATE_ORDER': 'DMY','STRICT_PARSING': True,'REQUIRE_PARTS': ['month','day','year']}) ``` However, I get `datetime.datetime(2022, 1, 28, 4, 57,...

We have a text string where the unicode character `U+00b4` (accute accent; ´) is right before the date. Datparser is able to detect the date, but the detected string is...

It parses Tuesday to the date of the Tuesday of the current week but when input is next Tuesday it returns none.

Type: Bug

Not every month has 31 days. Tests ran v1.1.0. ``` ____________________ ERROR collecting tests/test_search.py _____________________ /build/source/tests/test_search.py:12: in class TestTranslateSearch(BaseTestCase): /build/source/tests/test_search.py:471: in TestTranslateSearch ('June 2020', datetime.datetime(2020, 6, datetime.datetime.utcnow().day, 0, 0)), E...

hi! first, thanks for this awesome project, it's really useful and powerful and i am grateful to not have to write this stuff myself. :) i open this issue because...

The dateparser library uses a exec_module on the _strptime. This causes the import to fail when using the the embedded version of python as the import happens via zipimport and...