generic provider of time functions lives at j.base.time
convert string date to epoch
Date needs to be formatted as 16/06/1988
Returns a formatted time string representing the current time
See http://docs.python.org/lib/module-time.html#l2h-2826 for an
overview of available formatting options.
@param format: Format string
@type format: string
@returns: Formatted current time
@rtype: string
is # 5 min from jan 1 2010
is # day from jan 1 2010
only supported now is -3m, -3d and -3h (ofcourse 3 can be any int)
and an int which would be just be returned
means 3 days ago 3 hours ago
if 0 or '' then is now
only supported now is -3m, -3d and -3h (ofcourse 3 can be any int)
and an int which would be just be returned
means 3 days ago 3 hours ago
if 0 or '' then is now
only supported now is +3d and +3h (ofcourse 3 can be any int)
+3d means 3 days in future
and an int which would be just be returned
if txt==None or 0 then will be 1 day ago
is # hour from jan 1 2010
Get the current local date and time in a human-readable form
is # min from jan 1 2010
Get epoch timestamp (number of seconds passed since January 1, 1970)
Get epoch timestamp (number of seconds passed since January 1, 1970)