elapsed time
Project description
Install
$ [sudo] pip install elapsed
Features
- accepts
datetimeor pid.os.getcwd()by default
Classes
elapsed.Elapsed
| method | description |
|---|---|
__init__(seconds) |
init from total seconds count |
__str__() |
format elapsed time in the form [[dd-]hh:]mm:ss |
| @property | description |
|---|---|
days |
return elapsed time in days |
hours |
return elapsed time in hours |
minutes |
return elapsed time in minutes |
seconds |
return elapsed time in seconds |
Functions
| function | description |
|---|---|
elapsed.days(input=None) |
return elapsed time in days. accepts pid or datetime |
elapsed.get(input=None) |
return elapsed.Elapsed instance. accepts pid or datetime |
elapsed.hours(input=None) |
return elapsed time in hours. accepts pid or datetime |
elapsed.minutes(input=None) |
return elapsed time in minutes. accepts pid or datetime |
elapsed.seconds(input=None) |
return elapsed time in seconds. accepts pid or datetime |
Examples
datetime elapsed time
>>> dt = datetime.datetime.now()
>>> time.sleep(2)
>>> elapsed.time(dt)
'00:02'
process elapsed time by pid (os.getpid() by default)
>>> import elapsed
>>> e = elapsed.get(1)
'02-16:30:38'
>>> e.days, e.hours, e.minutes, e.seconds
(2, 64, 3870, 232238)
elapsed.seconds(), elapsed.minutes(), elapsed.hours(), elapsed.days()
>>> elapsed.seconds(1)
232238
>>> elapsed.minutes(1)
3870
>>> elapsed.hours(1)
64
>>> elapsed.days(1)
2
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