pendulum 0.7.0 on Python PyPI

Added a Date class.
Added a Time class.
Added experimental support for the fold attribute introduced in Python 3.6.
Added a remaining_days property to the Interval class.
Added a int_timestamp property to the Pendulum class to retrieve the behavior of the now deprecated timestamp property.
start_of()/end_of() now supports hour, minute and second units.
astimezone() now supports timezone strings.
in_words() now displays subseconds when no other units are available.

Period properties (especially years and months) are now accurate.
Interval.seconds now returns the whole number of remaining seconds, like timedelta, for compatibility. Use remaining_seconds to retrieve the previous behavior.
Improved parsing performances for common formats.
The library no longer relies on pytz. It now depends on pytzdata for its timezone database.
Locale, test instance and formatter are now set gobally at the module level when using the corresponding module methods.

timestamp should now be used as a method and no longer as a property. It will be a native method in the next major version.
Interval properties and methods related to years and months are now deprecated.
Interval.days_exclude_weeks is now deprecated. Use remaining_days instead.

Exception when loading specific timezones has been fixed.
end_of('day') now properly sets microseconds to 999999.
Accuracy of Period instances properties has been improved.
Accuracy for microseconds when initializing a Pendulum instance in some timezones has been fixed.
Periods are now serializable with pickle.
Fixed minute_(), second_() and microsecond_() setters changing the hour unit.
Fixed Windows support.