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use ;
/**
Provides a context-aware `DateTime` object; a given `DateTime` is made aware in the context of the
current `DateTime` (or in the context of a given `DateTime`, see `new_with_context`.)
Allows you to easily obtain information such as `datetime is due in 42 minutes and 30 seconds`,
`datetime is overdue by 3 days and 2 hours`, or when given context, `time between x and y is 42
years and 9 months`.
Aliased as `DueDateTime` out of the box in case that makes more sense in your context.
*/
/** Aliasing `Elapsed` as `DueDateTime` because both make sense, depending on use-case. */
pub type DueDateTime = Elapsed;
// /**
// Compute the model's `due_in` string and `due_in_unix` timestamp from `due` `date` or `datetime`.
// */
// pub fn compute_due_in(&mut self) -> &Model {
// /* Only applies if the task can be due. */
// if let Some(due) = self.due.as_ref() {
// /* Parse dates and get a `Duration` between now and then. */
// let dt;
// if let Some(datetime) = due.datetime.as_ref() {
// dt = datetime
// .parse::<chrono::DateTime<chrono::Utc>>()
// .expect("failed to parse UTC `datetime`")
// .with_timezone(&chrono::Local);
// } else {
// let parts: Vec<&str> = due.date.split('-').collect();
// let date = chrono::TimeZone::ymd(
// &chrono::Local,
// parts[0].parse::<i32>().expect("failed to parse year"),
// parts[1].parse::<u32>().expect("failed to parse month"),
// parts[2].parse::<u32>().expect("failed to parse day"),
// );
// /*
// Since we only have `date` without a time, we'll check if it's todays' date and
// return "today" if it is.
// */
// let diff = date.signed_duration_since(chrono::Local::today());
// if diff.num_days() == 0 {
// self.due_in = Some(String::from("today"));
// self.due_in_unix = Some(diff.num_seconds());
// return self;
// }
// dt = date.and_hms(0, 0, 0);
// }
// let now = chrono::Local::now();
// let diff = dt.signed_duration_since(now);
// /* Make hooman readable. */
// fn str_from_diff(diff: chrono::Duration) -> String {
// /*
// All absolute values, we can assume values are below zero later on when we check
// in_future`, whilst we're building the str that represents time elapsed, we aren't
// concerned with past or future.
// `chrono` returns whole weeks, days, etc. so no rounding is present.
// */
// let wk = diff.num_weeks().abs();
// let day = diff.num_days().abs();
// let hr = diff.num_hours().abs();
// let min = diff.num_minutes().abs();
// let sec = diff.num_seconds().abs();
// /*
// We want to return strings like these:
// 3y 11m, 1m 2w, 3w, 4d, 1d
// in 4(up to 23)hr, in 1hr 30m
// in 30m, in 02:30s
// */
// if wk > 0 {
// if wk > 0 && wk < 4 {
// /* In n weeks, simples. */
// format!("{}w", wk)
// } else
// /* Months: */
// {
// /* Round down for months, easy for us to add remaining weeks. */
// let mon = math::round::floor((wk / 4) as f64, 0) as i64;
// /*
// Get remaining weeks, e.g.:
// 6w [1m (+2w, rounded off)] - (1m * 4w) = 2w
// */
// let wk_remaining = wk - mon * 4;
// if mon < 12
// /* Less than a year: */
// {
// format!("{}m, {}w", mon, wk_remaining)
// } else
// /* Potentially multiple years */
// {
// let yr = math::round::floor((mon / 12) as f64, 0) as i64;
// let mon_remaining = mon - yr * 12;
// format!("{}y {}m", yr, mon_remaining)
// }
// }
// } else if day > 0
// /* and weeks are 0. */
// {
// format!("{}d", day)
// } else if hr >= 4
// /* and days are 0. */
// {
// format!("{}hr", hr)
// } else if min >= 60
// /* and in less than 4 hours. */
// {
// let min_remaining = min - hr * 60;
// format!("{}hr {}m", hr, min_remaining)
// } else if min >= 5
// /* and in less than an hour. */
// {
// let yellow = console::Style::new().yellow();
// yellow.apply_to(format!("{}m", min)).to_string()
// } else if sec > 0
// /* and less 5 minutes away. */
// {
// let sec_remaining = sec - min * 60;
// /* Pads left with 0s. */
// let red = console::Style::new().red();
// red.apply_to(format!("{:0>1}:{:0>1}s", min, sec_remaining))
// .to_string()
// } else {
// String::from("0s")
// }
// }
// /* Final touches. */
// let val = if diff.gt(&chrono::Duration::zero()) {
// Some(format!("in {}", str_from_diff(diff)))
// } else {
// Some(format!("{} ago", str_from_diff(diff)))
// };
// /* Set. */
// self.due_in = val;
// self.due_in_unix = Some(diff.num_seconds());
// } else {
// self.due_in = None;
// self.due_in_unix = None;
// }
// /* Return. */
// self
// }