Implement date trunc #44
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@codeforkjeff @edgarrmondragon I do not have the rights to add reviewers, could you help me with that? |
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My stab at closing #27.
Opted to always return a datetime without checking/evaluating
date, which enables the users to also pass a column name to it.For tests, I did not use/inherit from
BaseDateTruncbecause it casts the result as date, which fails for sqlite. But I made sure to include tests for different edge cases and truncating for each datepart.