Sometimes displaying durations in their full precision is not needed and counter productive. Especially in logs where the quantity of a duration is in a seconds/minute/hour range the formatting of ms, us and ns might want to be omitted.
The boilerplate workaround I did some times is (beside creating a trait and blah blah...) is to do something like
format_duration(Duration::from_secs(duration.as_secs());
to get rid of the subsec part.
A possible extension could look like
/// Formats duration into a human-readable string with second precision.
///
/// # Examples
///
/// ```
/// use std::time::Duration;
/// use humantime::format_duration;
///
/// let val = Duration::new(9420, 1_000_000);
/// assert_eq!(format_duration_secs(val).to_string(), "2h 37m");
/// ```
pub fn format_duration_secs(val: Duration) -> FormattedDuration { ... }
/// ...
pub fn format_duration_min(val: Duration) -> FormattedDuration { ... }
/// ...
pub fn format_duration_hour(val: Duration) -> FormattedDuration { ... }
...If applicable I happily file a PR.
thanks
Sometimes displaying durations in their full precision is not needed and counter productive. Especially in logs where the quantity of a duration is in a seconds/minute/hour range the formatting of
ms,usandnsmight want to be omitted.The boilerplate workaround I did some times is (beside creating a trait and blah blah...) is to do something like
to get rid of the subsec part.
A possible extension could look like
If applicable I happily file a PR.
thanks