Module: Wavefront::Mixins

Included in:
Base
Defined in:
lib/wavefront-sdk/mixins.rb

Instance Method Summary collapse

Instance Method Details

#parse_relative_time(t, ms = false) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/wavefront-sdk/mixins.rb', line 38

def parse_relative_time(t, ms = false)
  unless t.start_with?('+') || t.start_with?('-')
    raise Wavefront::Exception::InvalidRelativeTime
  end

  m = ms ? 1000 : 1

  t = t[1..-1] if t.start_with?('+')
  match = t.match(/^(-?\d*\.?\d*)([smhdwy])$/)
  (match[1].to_f * time_multiplier(match[2]) * m).to_i
rescue NoMethodError
  raise Wavefront::Exception::InvalidRelativeTime
end

#parse_time(t, ms = false) ⇒ Integer

Return a time as an integer, however it might come in.

Parameters:

  • t (Integer, String, Time) —

    timestamp

  • ms (Boolean) (defaults to: false) —

    whether to return epoch milliseconds. Passing in an integer timestamp returns itself, regardless of this value

Returns:

  • (Integer) —

    epoch time in seconds

Raises:

  • Wavefront::InvalidTimestamp



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# File 'lib/wavefront-sdk/mixins.rb', line 16

def parse_time(t, ms = false)
  return relative_time(t, ms) if t =~ /^[\-+]/
  ParseTime.new(t, ms).parse!
end

#relative_time(t, ms = false, ref = DateTime.now) ⇒ Integer

Return a timetamp described by the given string. That is, ‘+5m’ is five minutes in the future, and ‘-.1h’ is half an hour ago.

Parameters:

  • t (String) —

    relative time string. Must begin with + or -, followed by a number, finished with a lower-case time unit identifier. See #time_multiplier

  • ref (Time, DateTime) (defaults to: DateTime.now) —

    calculate time relative to this point. Primarily for easier testing. Defaults to “now”.

Returns:

  • (Integer) —

    integer timestamp

Raises:

  • (InvalidRelativeTime) —

    if t does not meet requirements



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# File 'lib/wavefront-sdk/mixins.rb', line 33

def relative_time(t, ms = false, ref = DateTime.now)
  ref = ms ? ref.to_datetime.strftime('%Q') : ref.to_time
  ref.to_i + parse_relative_time(t, ms)
end

#time_multiplier(suffix) ⇒ Integer

naively return the number of seconds from the given multiplier. This makes absolutely no attempt to compensate for any kind of daylight savings or calendar adjustment. A day is always going to 60 seconds x 60 minutes x 24 hours, and a year will always have 365 days.

Parameters:

  • suffix (Symbol, String)

Returns:

  • (Integer) —

    the number of seconds in one unit of the given suffix

Raises:

  • InvalidTimeUnit if the suffix is unknown



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# File 'lib/wavefront-sdk/mixins.rb', line 63

def time_multiplier(suffix)
  u = { s: 1, m: 60, h: 3600, d: 86400, w: 604800, y: 31536000 }

  return u[suffix.to_sym] if u.key?(suffix.to_sym)
  raise Wavefront::Exception::InvalidTimeUnit
end