feat: NIO.TimeAmount(string:) and TimeAmount.description #3046
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Sources/NIOCore/EventLoop.swift
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| extension TimeAmount: CustomStringConvertible { | ||
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| /// Errors thrown when parsint a TimeAmount from a string | ||
| public enum ValidationError: Error, Equatable { |
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I'm not sure it's a great idea to introduce a new public error type. Can I get away with re-using something?
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I doubt that anybody would really catch that error, so we could also just make this an internal error type. That way you can still throw & print it but NIO wouldn't be forced into the API.
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Alright, cleaned this up. Thank you for taking a look at this quickly, and agreeing to have this as part of NIO, @Lukasa! |
Sources/NIOCore/EventLoop.swift
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| /// - defaultUnit: Unit to use if no unit is specified in the string | ||
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| /// - Throws: ValidationError if the string cannot be parsed | ||
| public init(_ userProvidedString: String, defaultUnit: String = "s") throws { |
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FWIW, I wouldn't default defaultUnit to anything. Why is it seconds?
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Yeah, this honestly makes sense AND this is not covered in tests, one sec.
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TimeAmount.init(string:)andTimeAmount.descriptionfor parsing time amounts from strings and pretty printing them.Closes #2504.
Motivation:
Had a minute, wanted to work on Swift-NIO a bit more, and saw @weissi still wanted this.
Modifications:
It's largely based on the snippet @weissi made in #2504 with a few changes:
.gitignoreto ignore.buildeverywhere, I've got a few of them when testing locally.Open questions:
1h 31m, but decided against it. Feels like an edge case. Happy to add this if you think it's needed.