django-timedeltatemplatefilter

That is: timedelta template filter for Django :)

Format timedelta values nicely in your templates.

v0.1.2

What

New template filter named "timedelta"

How

A timedelta value: 4:03:21 rendered using: {{ dt }}

A timedelta value with django-timedeltatemplatefilter filter:

• 04:03:21, rendered using:
  {{ dt|timedelta:"{hours2}:{minutes2}:{seconds2}" }}
• 04:03, rendered using:
  {{ dt|timedelta:"{hours2}:{minutes2}" }}
• 4:3, rendered using:
  {{ dt|timedelta:"{hours}:{minutes}" }}

Moar!

Another timedelta value: 2620 days, 4:03:21, rendered using: {{ dt2 }}

A timedelta value with django-timedeltatemplatefilter filter:

• 2620 days, 04:03:21, rendered using:
  {{ dt2|timedelta:"{days_total} days, {hours2}:{minutes2}:{seconds2}" }}
• 7 years, 65 days, 4 hours, rendered using:
  {{ dt2|timedelta:"{years} years, {days} days, {hours} hours" }}
• 62884 hours, rendered using:
  {{ dt2|timedelta:"{hours_total} hours" }}

Details

Installation & usage

1) Install the packet

pip install django_timedeltatemplatefilter

You are hereby granted the right to do a copy and paste :)

Or you could just take the timedeltatemplatefilter directory and dump it next to your other apps, if you'd like.... for some reason... yeah.

2) add to INSTALLED_APPS

Pretty much anywhere in your INSTALLED_APPS...

INSTALLED_APPS = (
    # ... stuff ...
    'timedeltatemplatefilter',
    # ... stuff ---
)

3) Load in your template

In any template that you with to use this filter in, add:

{% load timedelta_filter %}

to the top, but after {% extends ... %}.

4) Use it

See the example at the top of this file.

Supported units

• seconds
• minutes
• hours
• days
• years

Available values

• {seconds} - number of seconds until full minute
• {seconds_total} - total number of seconds
• {minutes} - number of minutes until full hour
• {minutes_total} - total number of minutes, rounded down
• {hours} - number of hours until full day
• {hours_total} - total number of hours, rounded down
• {days} - number of days until full year*
• {days_total} - total number of days, rounded down
• {years} - number of years*
• {years_total} - alias for {years}

* Leap years are not taken into account, 1 year = 365 days

Additional values

A few values are available in 2-digit form. Means that one-digit values are going to be padded with a 0 in front. These are:

• {seconds2}
• {minutes2}
• {hours2}

What's that {stuff} thing?

See python's string format function.

Todo & Ideas

• add a template tag that provides a nice python object in template context, so that we can use it like {{ dt.hours }}:{{ dt.minutes }} etc.