pytime-manager 1.6.1

Improves work with time in Python.

Improves work with time.

# Time Manager.
from time_manager import *
from time_manager.uc import *


# Translate one year into days.
print(translate_time(1, YEAR, DAY)) # => 365

# Or...
print(translate_time_y(1, DAY)) # => 365

# Print 'Hello!' after three seconds.
time_thread(
   call_after(
      lambda: print('Hello!'),
      3
   )
)

# Print 'Hello!' and after three seconds print 'Bye!'.
time_thread(
   call_after2(
      lambda: print('Hello!'),
      lambda: print('Bye!'),
      3
   )
)

# Print message for three seconds.
time_thread(
   do_for(
      lambda: print('Print me for three seconds.'),
      3
   )
)

# Print message three times with one second delay.
time_thread(
   do(
      lambda: print('print me 3 times with one second delay'), 1, 3
   )
)

# Print message and wait three seconds.
do_and_wait(lambda: print('Hi!'), 3)

# Blocking Time Thread VS Time Thread.
blocking_time_thread(do(lambda: print('Hello 1'), 1, 5)) # Uses virtual 'main' thread.

print('Application thread is unblocked but still unable to call blocking another time thread.')

blocking_time_thread(do(lambda: print('Hello 2 (Not going to print because its blocked for me)'), 1, 5)) # Uses virtual 'main' thread.

blocking_time_thread(do(lambda: print('Hello 3 (I\'m from another thread so I don\'t care.)'), 1, 5), thread='other_thread') # Uses virtual 'other_thread' thread.

time_thread(do(lambda: print('I\'m going to be printed because i\'m free time thread.'), 1, 5))

# Schedule function calling.
time_thread(
   do_every(
      lambda: print('Hello!'),

      [(2, SECOND), (5, MILLISECOND)], # 2.5s [example: [(1, DAY), (12, HOUR)] => 1 day, 12 hours].

      False, # Once?

      translate_time # Needed for translating time. (import it from pytime_manager.uc).
   )
)

Adds more than 10 functions to improve work with time, and a lot more things.

TimeManager Cheatsheet.

UnitConverter Cheatsheet.