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Datetime.datetime throws TypeError: 'Datetime' object is not callable

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Bug report

As far as i can tell, the function “datetime” is not callable via the Schema creation.

According to the Api reference https://mimesis.name/api.html#mimesis.Datetime.datetime and the example in the getting started section i hoped i can create a schema as shown in Whats Wrong.

What’s wrong

from mimesis.locales import Locale
from mimesis.schema import Field, Schema

_ = Field(locale=Locale.EN)
schema = Schema(schema=lambda: {
    "year": 2021,
    "uid": _("uuid"),
    "name": _("text.word"),
    "datetime": _("datetime"),
    "timestamp": _("timestamp", posix=False),
    "version": _("version", pre_release=True),
    "owner": _("text.word"),
})
list_of_dicts = schema.create(iterations=5)

Traceback: TypeError: 'Datetime' object is not callable

How is that should be

A dictionary list_of_dicts should be created.

System information

Win10, Anaconda Python installation

Issue Analytics

State:
Created 2 years ago
Comments:5 (3 by maintainers)

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lk-geimfaricommented, Dec 17, 2021

It is better to leave this issue open, because I did not fix the bug yet (since it is a bug). I’ll close this issue on my own.

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JonasMeducommented, Dec 17, 2021

@lk-geimfari _("datetime.datetime") works nicely. ref:

from mimesis.locales import Locale
from mimesis.schema import Field, Schema


_ = Field(Locale.EN)

schema = Schema(schema=lambda: {
    "year": 2021,
    "datetime": _("datetime.datetime", start=2021, end=2021),
    "name": _("text.word"),
    "company": _("company"),
    "target_value": _("integer_number", start=15200.0, end=1e10),
    "timestamp": _("timestamp", posix=False),
    "version": _("version", pre_release=True),
    "owner": _("stock_name"),
})
example = schema.create(iterations=10000)

edit: not quite sure if i can close topic 😃

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