python.shotgun_globals.date_time module

create_human_readable_date(dt)

Return the date represented by the argument as a string, displaying recent dates as “Yesterday”, “Today”, or “Tomorrow”.

Parameters:dt (datetime.date or datetime.datetime) – The date convert to a string Returns:A String representing date appropriate for display

create_human_readable_timestamp(dt, postfix='')

Return the time represented by the argument as a string where the date portion is displayed as “Yesterday”, “Today”, or “Tomorrow” if appropriate.

By default just the date is displayed, but additional formatting can be appended by using the postfix argument.

Parameters:

• dt (datetime.datetime or float) – The date and time to convert to a string
• postfix (A strftime style String) – What will be displayed after the date portion of the dt argument

Returns:

A String representing dt appropriate for display