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You're right, the directory structure may not be obvious to non-developers. My contribution is in this folder.

PS: yes, it's related to MicroPython.

If you don't mind experimental code, you can try out my datetime branch. It's stable from my point of view: it's just waiting for a PR merging. You can find the doc too.

I just pushed commit 732b15df with the new module implementation. I rebased it on `datetime` branch (see my corresponding thread) because it depends on that.

I'd be glad if some (@pythoncoder) could review the documentation as well, because I'm not a native English speaker.

The pull request was denied because of the license. I understand that. I started from scratch with the formula provided by Wikipedia's Sunrise equation and it works. I'll provide a new clean and neat code under MIT license in the following days. What I don't understand is why a module as this couldn...

I just push two pull request for a new module (#450) and its documentation (7866). `suntime` provides an approximated calculation of sunrise and sunset time. Adapted from SatAgro's suntime.

Thanks for your interest, much appreciated. As stated in the documentation I wrote for the module, the two main constraints for `timedelta` type are: Minimum resolution is 1 second, instead of 1 microsecond. Maximum delta spans over ±24855 days (±2^31 seconds or ±68 years) instead of ±999999999 days...

Ok, I just made my pull requests for code (#449) and doc (#7859).

I am the author of the that code and as such I can choose and change the licensing model (I believe).

Thanks Peter for you reply.

I'm almost done with the porting. It was easy and I managed to improve the library. For a glimpse, see my github repo.

Regarding the licensing, I don't mind adopting the MIT License.

Hi everyone, my long-term goal is converting my personal project from Zerynth to MicroPython. First step would be porting the datetime module I wrote last year. It represents a minimalist implementation of Python module datetime . Is anybody working on something similar? What would be a good name, d...