Extract Date-From and Date-To in DateRangeField django

[RON MICHAEL]

Hi! In my database I have a DateRangeField. What I want to do is get the date-from and the date-to and store them in a separate variable like example:

date_from =DateRangeField(date_from)
date_to =DateRangeField(date_to)

of course that code won't work. My data is like this:

'date_range': DateRange(datetime.date(2017, 2, 17), datetime.date(2017, 2, 18), '[)')




How do I get those dates?

Btw, I've tried indexing this, and it doesn't work. I've tried iterating it, but it also doesn't work. 

["Александр Христюхин (roboslone)"]

Hi, do you mean to store some kind of duration? There's DurationField for that. And you could store datetime.timedelta there. To get timedelta between two datetime.datetime objects, you could subtract ine from another:

from django.utils import timezone as tz

now = tz.now()

day_ago = tz.now() - tz.timedelta(days=1)

duration = now - day_ago  # duration can be stored in DurationField

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[RON MICHAEL]

No NOT duration. I simply want to get the date_from and the date_to which is inside the DateRange. 

[Melvyn Sopacua]

On Friday 17 February 2017 06:24:25 RON MICHAEL wrote:

> No NOT duration. I simply want to get the date_from and the date_to

> which is inside the DateRange.

 

You mean the lower and upper.

 

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Melvyn Sopacua

[RON MICHAEL]

Yes that's it! Sorry, I lost the words there :D