pytimeparse
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wroberts
A small Python module to parse various kinds of time expressions.
Thank you for this, for the past year I have used this in all projects needing it, on a daily basis. Is there any way I can donate?
Dear Will, first things first: Thanks a stack for conceiving this excellent package. Attaching to #7 and #13, while recognizing your arguments, I still believe it would be reasonable to...
Hi there It would be nice to add milliseconds support to this tool I was able to do that at runtime by overriding some internal values with the following code...
Hi! Thank you for your library, I just wanna know is it likely that you will add support for negative deltas? For example `timeparse('-1 days -00:00:14.513431')` gives None, why it...
I'm currently working on some metric work coming out of the job scheduler 'slurm', it records elapsed time as: ``` 1-04:18:35 ## multi day elapsed time 12:25:02 ## single day...
`"5:1"` returns None whereas `"5:01"` returns 301.
If we do `parse("10")`, it returns `None`. Maybe the module should define (or have a setting) for a default time unit. That way we get a predictable output.
Cool project. I would have found it a good fit for my work but I also needed sub-second precision. ```python >>> import pytimeparse >>> pytimeparse.parse('1ms') >>> ``` I thought I'd...
