def is_past_date(date):
"Is this date in the past?"
result_flag = True
date = gcal.process_date_string(date)
today = gcal.get_today()
if date >= today:
result_flag = False
return result_flag
def process_time_to_gcal(given_date,hour_offset=None):
"Process a given string to a gcal like datetime format"
processed_date = gcal.process_date_string(given_date)
if hour_offset is not None:
processed_date = processed_date.replace(hour=int(hour_offset))
processed_date = gcal.process_date_isoformat(processed_date)
processed_date = str(processed_date).replace('Z',TIMEZONE_STRING)
return processed_date
def is_qxf2_holiday(date):
"Is this date a Qxf2 holiday?"
holidays = ['2019-01-01','2019-01-15','2019-03-04','2019-05-01','2019-08-15','2019-09-02','2019-10-02','2019-10-08','2019-11-01']
#Holiday date format is different to keep it consistent with the JavaScript
#That way, you can copy paste the same array between the html and here
holiday_format = '%Y-%m-%d'
date = gcal.process_date_string(date,holiday_format)
date = date.strftime(holiday_format)
result_flag = True if date in holidays else False
return result_flag
def is_weekend(date):
"Is this a weekend?"
date = gcal.process_date_string(date)
day = date.weekday()
return True if day==5 or day==6 else False