def total_time_for_period(period, user=None):
"""
Determines how much time has been logged for the current period.
"""
# find all entries in the period
entries = Entry.objects.in_period(period, user)
seconds = seconds_for_entries(entries)
return utils.get_total_time(seconds)
def render(self, context):
# pull the object back from the context
obj = self.obj.resolve(context)
# determine the period specified
period = self.period.resolve(context)
# find all entries in that period
entries = obj.entries.in_period(period, context['user'])
if self.time:
seconds = seconds_for_entries(entries)
return utils.get_total_time(seconds)
else:
hours = [e.total_hours for e in entries]
return float(sum(hours))
def render(self, context):
date_obj = self.date_obj.resolve(context)
entries = Entry.objects.filter(start_time__year=date_obj.year,
start_time__month=date_obj.month,
start_time__day=date_obj.day,
user=context['user'])
# If there is only one (or 0) entry for a particular day, there's no
# need to go any further
if len(entries) <= 1: return ''
hours = [e.total_hours for e in entries]
total = sum(hours)
context['day_total'] = total
context['day_time'] = utils.get_total_time(seconds_for_entries(entries))
context['day'] = date_obj
t = template.loader.get_template('pendulum/_day_totals.html')
return t.render(context)
def render(self, context):
date_obj = self.date_obj.resolve(context)
date_range = week_bounds(date_obj.year, int(date_obj.strftime('%U')))
entries = Entry.objects.filter(start_time__range=date_range,
user=context['user'])
# If there is only one (or 0) entry for a particular week, there's no
# need to go any further
if len(entries) <= 1: return ''
hours = [e.total_hours for e in entries]
total = sum(hours)
context['week_total'] = total
context['week_time'] = utils.get_total_time(seconds_for_entries(entries))
context['week_range'] = {'start': date_range[0],
'end': date_range[1]}
t = template.loader.get_template('pendulum/_week_totals.html')
return t.render(context)
def __paused_time(self):
"""
Returns the total time paused for this entry in HH:MM:SS format
"""
return utils.get_total_time(self.seconds_paused)
def __total_time(self):
"""
Determines the amount of time spent and return it as a string formatted
as HH:MM:SS
"""
return utils.get_total_time(self.get_seconds())
