networkdays

class networkdays.networkdays.JobSchedule(project_duration_hours, workhours_per_day, date_start, networkdays=None)

days()

job_workdays()

list workdays for a given job duration

Returns

workday datetime.date list

Return type

list

months(year=None)

return a weeks iterATOR

Parameters

year (None, optional) – Description

Returns

Description

Return type

TYPE

weeks(year=None, month=None)

return an interator for ISO format see https://docs.python.org/3/library/datetime.html#datetime.date.isocalendar)

Parameters

• year (None, optional) – filter per year

• month (None, optional) – filter per month

Returns

weeks iso numbers based

Return type

iter

years()

Its not duration

class networkdays.networkdays.Networkdays(date_start, date_end=None, holidays={}, weekdaysoff={6, 7})

holidays()

networkdays()

NetWorkDays like Excel Networkdays function. given 2 dates, the return will the number of days between dates, minus holidays, e week days off (ex.: saturday and sunday).

The weekdaysoff is a per week ISO days list where Monday is 1 and sunday is 7. The holidays may be any single date, datetime.date object, in a year.

Parameters

• date_start (datetime.date) – initial date

• date_end (datetime.date) – end date, or if none, is the last day of the date_start year.

• holidays (sipytho net) – list of datetime object, indicating days off.

• weekdaysoff (set) – list of weekdays not working, default is Saturday and Sunday {6,7}.

Returns

list of work days.

ex.:

networkdays(

datetime.date(2020,1,1), datetime.date(2020,2,31), holiday=datetime.date(2020,1,1), weekdaysoff={6,7}

)

weekends()