Struct Datetime 

pub struct Datetime<'a>(pub &'a Locale);

Struct for generating data related to the date and time

Tuple Fields

0: &'a Locale

Implementations

impl<'a> Datetime<'a>

pub fn bulk_create_datetimes<Tz: TimeZone>( date_start: DateTime<Tz>, date_end: DateTime<Tz>, delta: Duration, ) -> Vec<DateTime<Tz>>

Bulk create datetime structs

This method creates list of datetime objects from date_start to date_end

return example: vec![DateTime, ]

Arguments

• date_start - Begin of the range
• date_end - End of the range
• delta - Range delimetr

pub fn periodicity(&self) -> &str

Get a random periodicity string.

return example: Periodicity

pub fn century() -> &'static str

Get a random century

return example: XIII

pub fn year(minimum: i32, maximum: i32) -> i32

Generate a random year

return example: 2013

Arguments

• minimum - Minimum value
• maximum - Maximum value

pub fn month(&self, abbr: bool) -> &str

Get a random month

return example: Month name or abbr

Arguments

• abbr - Abbreviated month name

pub fn day_of_week(&self, abbr: bool) -> &str

Get a random day of week

return example: Day name or abbr

Arguments

• abbr - Abbreviated month name

pub fn week_data(&self, start: i32, end: i32) -> String

Get week number with year

return example: 2013-W13

Arguments

• start - From start
• end - To end

pub fn date(start: i32, end: i32) -> NaiveDate

Generate random naive date

return example: NaiveDate

Arguments

• start - Minimum value of year
• end - Maximum value of year

Examples found in repository

examples/simple.rs (line 9)

fn main() {
    // A common option for most providers
    let complex = ComplexProvider::new(&Locale::EN);
    println!("Person: {}", complex.person.full_name(None, false));
    println!("Telephone: {}", complex.person.telephone(None));
    println!("Address: {}", complex.address.full_address());
    println!("Birthday: {}", Datetime::date(1940, 2000));
    println!("Weight: {} kg", Person::weight(30, 90));
    println!("Height: {} m", Person::height(1.5, 2.0));

    // But you can also use single providers
    let russian_person = Person(&Locale::RU);
    println!("Their Russian friend: {}", russian_person.full_name(Some(Gender::MALE), false));
}

pub fn formatted_date(&self, fmt: Option<&str>, start: i32, end: i32) -> String

Generate random date as string

return example: Formatted date

Arguments

• fmt - The format of date, if None then use standard accepted in the current locale
• start - Minimum value of year
• end - Maximum value of year

pub fn time() -> NaiveTime

Generate a random naive time

return example: NaiveTime

pub fn formatted_time(&self, fmt: Option<&str>) -> String

Generate string formatted time

return example: formatted time

Arguments

• fmt - The format of time, if None then use standard accepted in the current locale

pub fn day_of_month() -> i32

Generate a random day of month, from 1 to 31

return example: 13

pub fn timezone(region: Option<TimezoneRegion>) -> &'static str

Get a random timezone

return example: Antarctica/Troll

Arguments

• region - Timezone region

pub fn gmt_offset() -> &'static str

Get a random GMT offset value

return example: UTC +13:00

pub fn datetime(start: i32, end: i32) -> DateTime<Utc>

Generate random datetime

return example: DateTime

Arguments

• start - Minimum value of year
• end - Maximum value of year

Examples found in repository

examples/datagen.rs (line 12)

fn main() {
    println!("Address: {}", Address(&Locale::EN).full_address());

    println!("IMEI: {}", Code::imei());

    println!("Mnemonic Phrase: {}", Cryptographic::mnemonic_phrase());

    // start, end
    println!("Datetime: {}", Datetime::datetime(1984, 2077));

    println!("Filename: {}", File::file_name(None));

    // scheme, tld, subdomains
    println!("DSN: {}", Development::dsn(Some(DSNType::POSTGRES), Some(TLDType::CCTLD), Some(vec!["shop", "admin"])));

    println!("Mac: {}", Internet::mac());

    println!("Company: {}", Finance(&Locale::EN).company());

    println!("Drink: {}", Food(&Locale::EN).drink());

    println!("Manufacturer: {}", Hardware::manufacturer());

    // sequence, length
    println!("Choice: {:?}", Choice::pick(&vec!["a", "b", "c"], 5));
    println!("Unique choice: {:?}", Choice::pick_unique(&vec!["a", "a", "b", "c"], 5));

    // anything hashable object
    println!("Increment a=1: {}", Numeric::increment("a"));
    println!("Increment a+1: {}", Numeric::increment("a"));
    println!("Increment 1=1: {}", Numeric::increment(1));
    println!("Increment a+1: {}", Numeric::increment("a"));

    println!("Project path: {}",  Path::new(PlatformType::detect()).project_dir());

    println!("Card struct: {:?}", Payment::credit_card());

    // gender, reverse fullname
    println!("Fullname: {}",  Person(&Locale::EN).full_name(Some(Gender::MALE), false));
    println!("Telephone: {}", Person(&Locale::EN).telephone(None));
    println!("Username: {}",  Person::username(Some("C.U.l.d"), Some((666, 777))));

    // length of sequence
    println!("DNA sequence: {}", Science::dna_sequence(10));

    // words count
    println!("Words: {:?}", Text(&Locale::EN).words(5));

    // None or Some(locale) for random or locale get transport code
    println!("USA transport code: {}", Transport::vehicle_registration_code(Some(Locale::EN)));
}

pub fn formatted_datetime( &self, fmt: Option<&str>, start: i32, end: i32, ) -> String

Generate datetime string in human readable format

return example: formatted datetime

Arguments

• fmt - The format of datetime, if None then use standard accepted in the current locale
• start - Minimum value of year
• end - Maximum value of year

pub fn timestamp(posix: bool, start: i32, end: i32) -> TimestampType

Generate random timestamp

return example: TimestampType::POSIX(133333333333)

Arguments

• posix - Use POSIX time
• start - Minimum value of year
• end - Maximum value of year