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parse-duration-rs
parse-duration-rs is a Rust port of Golang parse duration time.ParseDuration
.
It parses a duration string in a short form such as 100ms
, 1h45m
, and 3ns
and return duration in nanoseconds.
The crate is called go-parse-duration
and you can depend on it via cargo:
[dependencies]
go-parse-duration = "0.1"
Example
use go_parse_duration::{parse_duration, Error};
fn parse() -> Result<i64, Error> {
let d = parse_duration("300us")?;
Ok(d)
}
Usage with Chrono
Converting to Chrono duration can be done easily:
use chrono::Duration;
use go_parse_duration::{parse_duration, Error};
fn parse() -> Result<Duration, Error> {
let d = parse_duration("1m")?;
Ok(Duration::nanoseconds(d))
}
Author
Armin Primadi https://github.com/aprimadi (@ Sahamee)
lib.rs
:
parse-duration-rs is a Rust port of Golang parse duration time.ParseDuration
.
It parses a duration string in a short form such as 100ms
, 1h45m
, and 3ns
and return duration in nanoseconds.
The crate is called go-parse-duration
and you can depend on it via cargo:
[dependencies]
go-parse-duration = "0.1"
Example
use go_parse_duration::{parse_duration, Error};
fn parse() -> Result<i64, Error> {
let d = parse_duration("300us")?;
Ok(d)
}
Usage with Chrono
Converting to Chrono duration can be done easily:
use chrono::Duration;
use go_parse_duration::{parse_duration, Error};
fn parse() -> Result<Duration, Error> {
let d = parse_duration("1m")?;
Ok(Duration::nanoseconds(d))
}