Ourtime

import freeflowuniverse.crystallib.data.ourtime

now := ourtime.now()

println(now.key())

fn get_unix_from_absolute(timestr_ string) !i64

fn new(txt_ string) !OurTime

Get Expiration object from time string input . input can be either relative or absolute . if input is empty then is now

## Relative time
#### time periods:
- s : second
- h : hour
- d : day
- w : week
- M : month
- Q : quarter
- Y : year
0 means right now
input string example: "+1w +2d -4h"

## Absolute time
inputs must be of the form: "YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss" or "YYYY-MM-DD"
the time can be HH:mm:ss or HH:mm
inputs also supported are: "DD-MM-YYYY" but then the YYYY needs to be 4 chars
for date we also support / in stead of -
input string examples:

'2022-12-5 20:14:35'
'2022-12-5' - sets hours, mins, seconds to 00

fn new_from_epoch(ut u64) OurTime

fn now() OurTime

struct OurTime {
pub mut:
	unixt i64
}

fn (mut ot OurTime) check()

will check if the time is empty, if yes then will fill it in

fn (ot OurTime) md() string

print the wiki formatting for time

fn (ot OurTime) key() string

format as a usable key . "YYYY_MM_DD_HH_mm_ss"

fn (ot OurTime) str() string

returns a date-time string in "YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm" format (24h).

fn (ot OurTime) day() string

returns a date string in "YYYY-MM-DD" format

fn (ot OurTime) int() int

returns as epoch (seconds)

fn (mut t OurTime) now()

set ourtime to now

fn (t OurTime) time() time.Time

get time from vlang

fn (t OurTime) unix() i64

get time from vlang

fn (t OurTime) empty() bool

fn (mut t OurTime) warp(warp string) !

move the time, e.g. +1h means we go 1 h further## Relative time

time periods:

• s : second
• h : hour
• d : day
• w : week
• M : month
• Q : quarter
• Y : yearinput string example: "+1w +2d -4h"