31 lines
903 B
Python
31 lines
903 B
Python
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from datetime import datetime
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from zoneinfo import ZoneInfo
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from timedeltacal import timedeltacal
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# Some basic tests. These serve as a specification. All the tests use timezone
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# aware datetimes in a timezone with DST, since this is the most complex case.
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# Naive datetimes and dates should work analogously.
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def test_create_from_components():
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d = timedeltacal(
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years=1,
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months=2,
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weeks=3,
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days=4,
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hours=5,
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minutes=6,
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seconds=7,
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microseconds=8
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)
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# I haven't decided on canonicalizing years to months, so for now I accept
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# both:
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assert d.months in (2, 14)
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# But I am sure that I want to canonicalize weeks to days
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assert d.days == 25
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# Rest is straightforward:
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assert d.hours == 5
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assert d.minutes == 6
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assert d.seconds == 7
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assert d.microseconds == 8
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