[−][src]Crate dia_time

A small time kit

Project

Repository: https://bitbucket.org/haibison/dia-time
License: Nice License 1.0.0 (see LICENSE file at root directory of master branch)
This project follows Semantic Versioning 2.0.0

Features

Constants as seconds: MINUTE, HOUR, DAY, WEEK.
Constants as milliseconds: millis::SECOND, millis::MINUTE, millis::HOUR, millis::DAY, millis::WEEK.
Other modules: micros, nanos, decis, centis, picos, femtos, attos, zeptos, yoctos.
And some helper functions for formatting time...

Some components require lib-c feature. If you can't access them, you should enable that feature. For example:

[dependencies]
dia-time = { version='...', features=['lib-c'] }

Notes

The crate uses #![no_std] by default. Documentation is built with all features, which include std. If you see some components from std crate, you have to use that feature.

References

Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second#SI_multiples

Modules

attos	Some constants in attoseconds
centis	Some constants in centiseconds
decis	Some constants in deciseconds
femtos	Some constants in femtoseconds
micros	Some constants in microseconds
millis	Some constants in milliseconds
nanos	Some constants in nanoseconds
picos	Some constants in picoseconds
symbols	Symbols
version_info	`5.3.0` (September 28th, 2020)
yoctos	Some constants in yoctoseconds
zeptos	Some constants in zeptoseconds

Structs

Error	Error
Time	Time

Enums

Month

Constants

CODE_NAME	Crate code name
DAY	1 day in seconds
DECASECOND	1 decasecond
EXASECOND	1 exasecond
GIGASECOND	1 gigasecond
HECTOSECOND	1 hectosecond
HOUR	1 hour in seconds
ID	ID of this crate
KILOSECOND	1 kilosecond
MEGASECOND	1 megasecond
MINUTE	1 minute in seconds
NAME	Crate name
PETASECOND	1 petasecond
RELEASE_DATE	Crate release date (year/month/day)
SECOND	1 second
TAG	Tag, which can be used for logging...
TERASECOND	1 terasecond
VERSION	Crate version
WEEK	1 week in seconds
YOTTASECOND	1 yottasecond
ZETTASECOND	1 zettasecond

Functions

duration_to_dhms	Converts duration to days, hours, minutes, seconds.
format_day_hms	Examples: `9d, 02:53:58`
format_day_hms_ms	Examples: `3d, 02:53:58.018`
format_hms	Examples: `02:53:58`
format_hms_ms	Examples: `02:53:58.018`
smart_format_day_hms	If the duration is within a day, forwards to `::format_hms()`; otherwise, forwards to `::format_day_hms()`.
smart_format_day_hms_ms	If the duration is within a day, forwards to `::format_hms_ms()`; otherwise, forwards to `::format_day_hms_ms()`.
try_duration_into_local_time	Tries to convert a duration into local time
try_unix_seconds_into_time	Tries to convert a value of Unix seconds into time

Type Definitions

Result

Result type used in this crate