[−][src]Crate ms_converter

Fast abstraction for converting human-like times into milliseconds.

There are two ways to calculate milliseconds:

In the runtime crate::ms_converter::ms
In the compilation time crate::ms_converter::ms_expr

Usage

Running ms converter in Runtime:

use crate::ms_converter::ms;

let value = ms("1d").unwrap();
assert_eq!(value, 86400000)

Convert ms in the compilation step:

use crate::ms_converter::ms_expr;

const VALUE: i64 = ms_expr!(i64, 1 d);
assert_eq!(VALUE, 86400000)

Convert ms into `time.Duration`

use crate::ms_converter::ms_into_time;

let value = ms_into_time("1d").unwrap();
assert_eq!(value.as_millis(), 86400000)

Supported time strings

Years: years, year, yrs, yr, y
Weeks: weeks, week, w
Days: days, day, d
Hours: hours, hour, hrs, hr, h
Minutes: minutes, minute, mins, min, m
Seconds: seconds, second, secs, sec, s
Milliseconds: milliseconds, millisecond, msecs, msec, ms and empty postfix

Zero cost converter from human-like time into a number. In the first argument, you need to pass type of your number (i64, f64 and etc). The second argument is human-time construction, like 1 day, 2 h. The output will be a number with type what you set in the first argument.

Structs

Error

Error which return ms_converter functions in runtime, if something is going wrong.

Constants

DAY	How many milliseconds in one day
HOUR	How many milliseconds in one hour
MINUTE	How many milliseconds in one minute
SECOND	How many milliseconds in one second
WEEK	How many milliseconds in one week
YEAR	How many milliseconds in one year

Functions

ms	Fast abstraction for converting human-like times into milliseconds. `ms` function gets an str slice or String and returns how much milliseconds in your pattern.
ms_into_time	Ms into time is the abstraction on `ms` function, which converts result into `time.Duration` type. `ms_into_time` function gets an str slice or String and returns `time.Duration`. `ms_into_time` has some limitations, it's not working with negative values: