import re def asbool(val): """Converts a value into a boolean :param val: value to convert; accepts a wide range of possible representations, such as yes, no, true, false, on, off :return: True of val maps to true, False otherwise :rtype: boolean """ if val is None: return False if isinstance(val, bool): return val val = str(val).strip().lower() return val in ("t", "true", "y", "yes", "on", "1") def asint(val, minimum=None, maximum=None): """Converts a value into an integer :param val: value to convert :param minimum: if specified, this determines the lower boundary for the returned value, defaults to None :param maximum: if specified, this determines the upper boundary for the returned value, defaults to None :return: integer representation of value :rtype: integer """ if val is None: val = 0 val = int(val) val = min(val, maximum if maximum else val) val = max(val, minimum if minimum else val) return val def aslist(val): """Converts a comma-separated value string into a list :param val: value to convert, either a single value or a comma-separated string :return: list representation of the value passed in :rtype: list of strings """ if val is None: return [] if isinstance(val, list): return val return str(val).replace(" ", "").split(",") __UNITS = {"metric": "C", "kelvin": "K", "imperial": "F", "default": "C"} def astemperature(val, unit="metric"): """Returns a temperature representation of the input value :param val: value to format, must be convertible into an integer :param unit: unit of the input value, supported units are: metric, kelvin, imperial, defaults to metric :return: temperature representation of the input value :rtype: string """ return "{}°{}".format(int(val), __UNITS.get(unit, __UNITS["default"])) def byte(val, fmt="{:.2f}"): """Returns a byte representation of the input value :param val: value to format, must be convertible into a float :param fmt: optional output format string, defaults to {:.2f} :return: byte representation (e.g. KiB, GiB, etc.) of the input value :rtype: string """ val = float(val) for unit in ["", "Ki", "Mi", "Gi"]: if val < 1024.0: return "{}{}B".format(fmt, unit).format(val) val /= 1024.0 return "{}GiB".format(fmt).format(val * 1024.0) __seconds_pattern = re.compile("(([\d\.?]+)h)?(([\d\.]+)m)?([\d\.]+)?s?") def seconds(duration): """Returns a time duration (in seconds) representation of the input value :param duration: value to format (e.g. 5h30m2s) :return: duration in seconds of the input value :rtype: float """ if isinstance(duration, int) or isinstance(duration, float): return float(duration) matches = __seconds_pattern.match(duration) result = 0.0 if matches.group(2): result += float(matches.group(2)) * 3600 # hours if matches.group(4): result += float(matches.group(4)) * 60 # minutes if matches.group(5): result += float(matches.group(5)) # seconds return result def duration(duration, compact=False, unit=False): """Returns a time duration string representing the input value :param duration: value to format, must be convertible into an into :param compact: whether to show also seconds, defaults to False :param unit: whether to display he unit, defaults to False :return: duration representation (e.g. 5:02s) of the input value :rtype: string """ duration = int(duration) if duration < 0: return "n/a" minutes, seconds = divmod(duration, 60) hours, minutes = divmod(minutes, 60) suf = "m" res = "{:02d}:{:02d}".format(minutes, seconds) if hours > 0: if compact: res = "{:02d}:{:02d}".format(hours, minutes) else: res = "{:02d}:{}".format(hours, res) suf = "h" return "{}{}".format(res, suf if unit else "") # vim: tabstop=8 expandtab shiftwidth=4 softtabstop=4