CLOSED: issues 8 and 9 enhancements to calendar attributes (to dateoffsets) and simplified status delivery

fedcal/__init__.py

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # fedcal __init__.py
 #
-# Copyright (c) 2023 Adam Poulemanos. All rights reserved.
+# Copyright (c) 2023-2024 Adam Poulemanos. All rights reserved.
 #
 # fedcal is open source software subject to the terms of the
 # MIT license, found in the
@@ -23,22 +23,51 @@
 dates = (1999,10,1), (2040,9,30)
 fdx = fc.to_fedindex(dates)
 ```
-
-We also import the `FedDepartment` class and the `Dept` enum, which are used
-to create a `FedDepartment` object. Which may be useful depending on what
-kind of analysis you are doing.
 """
 
+from ._base import MagicDelegator
+from .enum import Dept, DeptStatus, DoW, Month
 from .fedindex import FedIndex, to_fedindex
 from .fedstamp import FedStamp, to_fedstamp
-from .depts import FedDepartment
-from .constants import Dept
+from .fiscal import FedFiscalCal
+from .offsets import (
+    FedBusinessDay,
+    FedHolidays,
+    FedPayDay,
+    MilitaryPassDay,
+    MilitaryPayDay,
+)
+from .utils import (
+    YearMonthDay,
+    dt64_to_date,
+    dt64_to_dow,
+    iso_to_ts,
+    to_datetimeindex,
+    to_dt64,
+    to_timestamp,
+)
 
 __all__: list[str] = [
-    "FedStamp",
+    "Dept",
+    "DeptStatus",
+    "DoW",
+    "FedBusinessDay",
+    "FedFiscalCal",
+    "FedHolidays",
     "FedIndex",
-    "to_fedstamp",
+    "FedPayDay",
+    "FedStamp",
+    "MagicDelegator",
+    "MilitaryPassDay",
+    "MilitaryPayDay",
+    "Month",
+    "YearMonthDay",
+    "dt64_to_date",
+    "dt64_to_dow",
+    "iso_to_ts",
+    "to_datetimeindex",
+    "to_dt64",
     "to_fedindex",
-    "FedDepartment",
-    "Dept",
+    "to_fedstamp",
+    "to_timestamp",
 ]