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python parser for human readable dates
``` python -c 'import dateparser as D;p=D.DateDataParser(languages=["hu"]);print(p.get_date_data("október 29., péntek 9:13"))' {'date_obj': datetime.datetime(2029, 10, 1, 9, 13), 'period': 'day', 'locale': 'hu'} ``` vs ``` python -c 'import dateparser as D;p=D.DateDataParser(languages=["en"]);print(p.get_date_data("october 29.,...
When parsing a string like `"1h20m"`, it should be treated as a relative date; i.e. the same as it would treat the string `"1 hour and 20 minutes"`. However this...
 input_text is = **"03.03.2011**" result match datetime object is **28.10.2011** _fix that bug_
Since upgrading from `0.7.6` to `1.0.0` or `1.1.0`, dates with dots and spaces are not parsed correctly: ```python from datetime import datetime from dateparser import parse # both assert pass...
This fixes the confusion mentioned in #465 by adding example usage to the documentation
Closes [Support for day after tomorrow and after & before keywords for relative dates ](https://github.com/scrapinghub/dateparser/issues/1007) #1007
currently date parser returns ```none``` for ```day after tomorrow``` also i think date parser should also supports relative dates such as ```after (\d+) days``` and ```(\d+) days before```
tzlocal version 4.0 just dropped and it doesn't work on many devices. wouldn't it be nice to set the dependency to a specific version that works everywhere before the maintainers...
Add support for text "till date" for language english mentioned in Issue #864