def test_local(self):
"""
Timestamps can be converted to local time.
"""
timestamp = 1433631432.0
utc = format.timestamp(utc_timestamps=True)(timestamp)
local = format.timestamp(utc_timestamps=False)(timestamp +
time.timezone)
# Strip the "Z" off the end.
self.assertThat(utc[:-1], ExactlyEquals(local))
def _default_value_formatter(
human_readable,
field_limit,
utc_timestamps=True,
encoding='utf-8',
):
"""
Create a value formatter based on several user-specified options.
"""
fields = {}
if human_readable:
fields = {
eliot_ns(u'timestamp'):
format.timestamp(include_microsecond=False,
utc_timestamps=utc_timestamps),
eliot_ns(u'duration'):
format.duration(),
}
return compose(
# We want tree-format to handle newlines.
partial(format.escape_control_characters, overrides={0x0a: u'\n'}),
partial(format.truncate_value, field_limit)
if field_limit else identity,
format.some(format.fields(fields), format.text(),
format.binary(encoding), format.anything(encoding)))
def test_float(self):
"""
Timestamps as floats are converted to ISO 8601.
"""
self.assertThat(format.timestamp()(1433631432.0),
ExactlyEquals(u'2015-06-06 22:57:12'))
def test_text(self):
"""
Timestamps as text are converted to ISO 8601.
"""
self.assertThat(format.timestamp()(u'1433631432'),
ExactlyEquals(u'2015-06-06 22:57:12'))