Parse human-readable dates
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humandate

Parse human-readable dates in Python in arbitrary strings.

Usage

Install using pip:

pip install humandate

Use the parse_date function:

from humandate import parse_date

print(parse_date('next month'))
print(parse_date('I was there an hour ago!'))
print(parse_date('Our event will be held at 12 tomorrow!'))

For more examples see tests.py