I have this code and i am trying to fix it so that the output of the time will be in the format $"$YYYY$-$MM$-$DD HH:MM:SS$\backslash$pm HHMM$",$ which includes the timezone offset.

here" is my code

log$\_$analyzer.py

import re

from datetime import datetime

import csv

class LogEntry:

def $\_\_$init$\_\_($self$,$ event$\_$time, internal$\_$ip$,$ port$\_$number, protocol, action, rule$\_$id$,$ source$\_$ip$,$ country, country$\_$name$)$:

self.event$\_$time $=$ datetime.strptime$($event$\_$time, $\text{'}\%$Y$-\%$m$-\%$d $\%$H:$\%$M:$\%$S $\%$Z$\text{'})$

self.internal$\_$ip $=$ internal$\_$ip

self.port$\_$number $=$ port$\_$number

self.protocol $=$ protocol

self.action $=$ action

self.rule$\_$id $=$ rule$\_$id

self.source$\_$ip $=$ source$\_$ip

self.country $=$ country

self.country$\_$name $=$ country$\_$name

@property

def ipv$4\_$class$($self$)$:

first$\_$octet $=$ int$($self$.$source$\_$ip$.$split$(\text{'}.\text{'})[0])$

if $1<=$ first$\_$octet $<=126$:

return $\text{'}$A$\text{'}$

elif $128<=$ first$\_$octet $<=191$:

return $\text{'}$B$\text{'}$

elif $192<=$ first$\_$octet $<=223$:

return $\text{'}$C$\text{'}$

elif $224<=$ first$\_$octet $<=239$:

return $\text{'}$D$\text{'}$

else:

return 'Unknown'

test$\_$log$\_$analyzer.py

import unittest

from log$\_$analyzer import LogEntry

class TestLogEntry$($unittest$.$TestCase$)$:

def test$\_$event$\_$time$\_$conversion$($self$)$:

log$\_$entry $=$ LogEntry$($event$\_$time $="2022-01-0108$:$29$:$25$ UTC", internal$\_$ip $="192\mathrm{.}168\mathrm{.}1\mathrm{.}1",$ port$\_$number $="22",$ protocol $="$TCP$",$

action $=$ "ALLOW", rule$\_$id $="1001",$ source$\_$ip $="192\mathrm{.}168\mathrm{.}1\mathrm{.}100",$ country $="$US$",$ country$\_$name $=$ "United States"$)$

self.assertEqual$($log$\_$entry.event$\_$time.month, $1)$

self.assertEqual$($log$\_$entry.event$\_$time.hour, $8)$

def test$\_$ipv$4\_$class$($self$)$:

log$\_$entry$\_$a $=$ LogEntry$("2022-01-0108$:$29$:$25$ UTC", $"192\mathrm{.}168\mathrm{.}1\mathrm{.}1","22","$TCP$",$ "ALLOW", $"1001","10\mathrm{.}0\mathrm{.}0\mathrm{.}1","$US$",$ "United States"$)$

log$\_$entry$\_$b $=$ LogEntry$("2022-01-0108$:$29$:$25$ UTC", $"192\mathrm{.}168\mathrm{.}1\mathrm{.}1","22","$TCP$",$ "ALLOW", $"1001","128\mathrm{.}0\mathrm{.}0\mathrm{.}1","$US$",$ "United States"$)$

log$\_$entry$\_$c $=$ LogEntry$("2022-01-0108$:$29$:$25$ UTC", $"192\mathrm{.}168\mathrm{.}1\mathrm{.}1","22","$TCP$",$ "ALLOW", $"1001","192\mathrm{.}0\mathrm{.}2\mathrm{.}1","$US$",$ "United States"$)$

log$\_$entry$\_$d $=$ LogEntry$("2022-01-0108$:$29$:$25$ UTC", $"192\mathrm{.}168\mathrm{.}1\mathrm{.}1","22","$TCP$",$ "ALLOW", $"1001","229\mathrm{.}163\mathrm{.}4\mathrm{.}51","$US$",$ "United States"$)$

self.assertEqual$($log$\_$entry$\_$a$.$ipv$4\_$class, $\text{'}$A$\text{'})$

self.assertEqual$($log$\_$entry$\_$b$.$ipv$4\_$class, $\text{'}$B$\text{'})$

self.assertEqual$($log$\_$entry$\_$c$.$ipv$4\_$class, $\text{'}$C$\text{'})$

self.assertEqual$($log$\_$entry$\_$d$.$ipv$4\_$class, $\text{'}$D$\text{'})$

if $\_\_$name$\_\_==\text{'}\_\_$main$\_\_\text{'}$:

unittest.main$()$

index.py

from log$\_$analyzer import LogEntry

import argparse

import csv

import pytz

def parse$\_$args$()$:

parser $=$ argparse.ArgumentParser$($description$=$"Analyze firewall log CSV files."$)$

parser.add$\_$argument$("--$filename", type$=$str$,$ help$=$"The filename of the CSV file containing the log data."$)$

return parser.parse$\_$args$()$

def main$()$:

args $=$ parse$\_$args$()$

filename $=$ args.filename

log$\_$entries $=[]$

with open$($filename$,$ newline$=\text{'}\text{'})$ as csvfile:

reader $=$ csv$.$DictReader$($csvfile$)$

for row in reader:

log$\_$entry $=$ LogEntry$($row$[\text{'}$event$\_$time'$],$ row$[\text{'}$internal$\_$ip$\text{'}],$ row$[\text{'}$port$\_$number'$],$ row$[\text{'}$protocol$\text{'}],$ row$[\text{'}$action$\text{'}],$ row$[\text{'}$rule$\_$id$\text{'}],$ row$[\text{'}$source$\_$ip$\text{'}],$ row$[\text{'}$country$\text{'}],$ row$[\text{'}$country$\_$name'$])$

log$\_$entries.append$($log$\_$entry$)$

for log$\_$entry in log$\_$entries$[$:$5]$:

print$($f$"\{$log$\_$entry.event$\_$time.strftime$(\text{'}\%$Y$-\%$m$-\%$d $\%$H:$\%$M:$\%$S$\text{'})\},\{$log$\_$entry.action$\},\{$log$\_$entry.source$\_$ip$\},\{$log$\_$entry.ipv$4\_$class$\},\{$log$\_$entry.country$\_$name$\}")$

if $\_\_$name$\_\_=="\_\_$main$\_\_"$:

main$()$

below is the csv file and the wrong output in the terminal

$$ firewall$\_$logs$\_$sample.cSv $>$ data

event$\_$time,internal$\_$ip$,$ port$\_$number, protocol, action, rule$\_$id$,$ rule$\_$description, as$\_$domain, as$\_$name, asn, continent, continent$\_$name, country,

$2022-01-0100$:$18$:$38$ UTC,$10\mathrm{.}248\mathrm{.}203\mathrm{.}131,20,$FTP $-$ Data, Allow,$186,$ Allow traffic for mobile device management $($MDM$)$ services,greenhouse!

$2022-01-0100$:$32$:$27$ UTC,$172\mathrm{.}27\mathrm{.}117\mathrm{.}35,25,$SMTP $-$ Simple Mail Transfer Protocol, Deny,$159,$Block traffic for known buffer overflow comm

$2022-01-0100$:$52$:$21$ UTC,$10\mathrm{.}144\mathrm{.}77\mathrm{.}12,993,$IMAPS $-$ Encrypted IMAP, Allow, $308,$ Allow traffic for remote desktop support tools, hostiservel

$2022-01-0100$:$57$:$07$ UTC,$10\mathrm{.}128\mathrm{.}66\mathrm{.}93,137,$NetBIOS Name Service, Deny,$85,$ Block traffic for known XSS payloads,

cloudflare.com, "cloudfla$$

$2022-01-0101$:$15$:$17$ UTC,$192\mathrm{.}168\mathrm{.}75\mathrm{.}62,143,$ IMAP $-$ Internet Message Access Protocol,Allow,$64,$Allow traffic for certificate revocation

$2022-01-0101$:$25$:$52$ UTC,$10\mathrm{.}169\mathrm{.}15\mathrm{.}156,21,$FTP $-$ Control, Allow, $306,$Allow traffic for network printer discovery,

cybera.ca$,$ Cybera Inc, A:

$2022-01-0101$:$41$:$58$ UTC,$192\mathrm{.}168\mathrm{.}222\mathrm{.}75,1194,$OpenVPN, Log,$359,$ Log LDAP traffic for directory services, gtt$.$ net, GTT Communications Neth

$2022-01-0101$:$52$:$45$ UTC,$192\mathrm{.}168\mathrm{.}104\mathrm{.}177,636,$LDAPS $-$ Encrypted LDAP, Warning,$457,$ warn on repeated RDP connection attempts to specific

$2022-01-0102$:$11$:$36$ UTC,$172\mathrm{.}24\mathrm{.}85\mathrm{.}243,143,$IMAP $-$ Internet Message Access Protocol,Allow,$166,$Allow traffic for network backup and re