pytime-converter 0.1.7

Easily convert differt time-range format to standard ones

PyTime Converter

Easily manage different time interval values and convert them to milliseconds.

Getting Started

These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes. See deployment for notes on how to deploy the project on a live system.

Prerequisites

• Poetry >=0.12
• Python ^3.5
• Virtualenvwrapper or other virtualenv environment
• make utility

Installing

Clone or download the repository

git clone https://github.com/massicer/Env-Time-Converter.git

Install project package

make install

or without the make utility

poetry install

Running the tests

Simply type

make test

How To use

Available time formats

Unit Measure	Allowed Sigles	default
milliseconds	ms , milliseconds, sec	X
seconds	seconds , s, sec
minutes	min , minute, minutes
hours	h , hours, hrs, hour
days	d , days, day
years	y , years, yrs, year

• Simply using the get_milliseconds_value_for_input with the string value to convert. The below example use the number value 90 and the sigle s.

  from pytime_converter.service.convert_service import get_milliseconds_value_for_input
  
  # Assume this ENV is set by your .yaml or other configuration file.
  job_time =  '90 seconds' 
  
  assert 9000 == get_milliseconds_value_for_input(job_time)
  

• When the time measure unit is missing the default value is milliseconds

  from pytime_converter.service.convert_service import get_milliseconds_value_for_input
  
  assert 90 == get_milliseconds_value_for_input('90')
  

Authors

• Massimiliano Ceriani - Initial work - ENV Time Converter

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details