# vmtools misc tools to make working with python virtualenv easier
vm_root_grabber Get the current time and return a dictionary with the current time available in various formats I use it to be able to find the local_settings.pys file and import all variable from that file.
` import vmtools vm_root_path = vmtools.vm_root_grabber() sys.path.append(vm_root_path) from local_settings import * `
get_time Get the current time and return a dictionary with the current time available in various formats
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