def datestampformat(value, arg=None):
logger.debug("value=%s, arg=%s" % (value, arg))
t = datetime.fromtimestamp(int(value))
logger.debug("Timestamp translated to: %s" % str(t))
f = filter_time(t, arg)
logger.debug("Timestamp rendered as %s" % f)
return f
def last_seen(value, autoescape=None):
"""Formats a datetime as an HTML string representing a
short digest of the time since that date, contained
by a <span>, with a title (tooltip) of the full date."""
# if autoescaping is on, then we will
# need to pass outgoing strings through
# cond_esc, or django will escape the HTML
if autoescape: esc = conditional_escape
else: esc = lambda x: x
try:
if value:
# looks like we have a valid date - return
# a span containing the long and short version
ts = timesince(value)
mag = magnitude_ago(value)
long = "on %s at %s" % (filter_date(value), filter_time(value))
out = '<span class="last-seen %s" title="%s">%s ago</span>' % (esc(mag), esc(long), esc(ts))
# abort if there is no date (it's
# probably just a null model field)
else:
out = '<span class="last-seen n/a">Never</span>'
# something went wrong! don't blow up
# the entire template, just flag it
except (ValueError, TypeError):
out = '<span class="last-seen error">Error</span>'
return mark_safe(out)
def datestampformat(value, arg=None):
logger.debug("value=%s, arg=%s" % (value,arg))
t = datetime.fromtimestamp(int(value))
logger.debug("Timestamp translated to: %s" % str(t))
f = filter_time(t, arg)
logger.debug("Timestamp rendered as %s" % f)
return f
