secfmt 0.1.1

Converts seconds into a human readable format (struct) containing years, days, hours, minutes and seconds.
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secfmt

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Converts seconds into a human readable format (struct) containing years, days, hours, minutes and seconds.

Usage

Add this to your Cargo.toml:

[dependencies]
secfmt = "0.1"

Add this to your *.rs file:

extern crate secfmt;

Now you can proceed as follows:

Example 1

let seconds = 31537529;
let seconds_human_readable = secfmt::from(seconds);

Example 2

assert_eq!(1, secfmt::from(31537529).years);
assert_eq!(0, secfmt::from(31537529).days);
assert_eq!(0, secfmt::from(31537529).hours);
assert_eq!(25, secfmt::from(31537529).minutes);
assert_eq!(29, secfmt::from(31537529).seconds);

Example 3

let shr = secfmt::from(31537529);
let s = format!("{}y {}d {}h {}m {}s", shr.years, shr.days, shr.hours, shr.minutes, shr.seconds);
assert_eq!("1y 0d 0h 25m 29s", s);

Getting help

If you have questions or problems with secfmt, then I'm happy to respond to GitHub issues.

License

secfmt is distributed under the terms of the MIT license.

See LICENSE for details.