Library for defining and converting time intervals.
- Definition of time intervals in a human-readable format.
- Conversion intervals to various units, including fractional values.
- Support for multiple time units within a single definition.
Default conversion to milliseconds
iex> import IntervalSigil
iex> ~i"2m 15s"
135000
Conversion to alternative units
iex> ~i"2m 15s"s
135
Floating-point results with uppercase sigil ~I
iex> ~I"6D"M
0.2 # Converts days to months (1 month = 30 days)
iex> ~I"75s"m
1.25 # Converts seconds to minutes
Explicit functions to_integer
and to_float
to convert time intervals
iex> IntervalSigil.to_integer("3h 15m")
11700000
iex> IntervalSigil.to_integer("3h 15m", "h")
3
iex> IntervalSigil.to_float("3h 15m", "h")
3.25
- nanosecond (ns)
- microsecond (us)
- millisecond (ms, default)
- second (s)
- minute (m)
- hour (h)
- day (D)
- week (W)
- month (M, =30 days)
- year (Y, =365 days)
- Intervals can include multiple units ordered from largest to smallest, either separated by spaces (e.g.,
~i"1h 30m"
) or combined (e.g.,~i"1h30m"
). - The
~i
sigil converts to integer values, while~I
provides fractional results.
def deps do
[
{:interval_sigil, "~> 0.1.1"}
]
end
The docs can be found at https://hexdocs.pm/interval_sigil.