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Olivia Kinnear
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Problem Nvim marks its v:starttime, but there is no user-friendly way to get Nvim's uptime. Solution Add :uptime (based loosely on uptime(1)).
36 lines
1.3 KiB
Lua
36 lines
1.3 KiB
Lua
local N_ = vim.fn.gettext
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local M = {}
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--- @param seconds_in_unit integer How many seconds make up the unit.
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--- @param singular string The singular name of the unit. ("1 second")
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--- @param fplural string The plural name of the unit, to format. ("%s seconds")
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--- @param times string[] Working list of uptime strings.
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--- @param remaining integer Remaining time, in seconds.
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--- @return integer remaining Remaining time.
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local function time_part(seconds_in_unit, singular, fplural, times, remaining)
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local unit = math.floor(remaining / seconds_in_unit)
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if unit ~= 0 or #times ~= 0 or seconds_in_unit == 1 then
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local display = unit == 1 and singular or fplural:format(unit)
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times[#times + 1] = display
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end
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return remaining % seconds_in_unit
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end
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--- Display seconds in a pretty form (e.g. "1 hour, 24 minutes, 13 seconds").
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---
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--- @param seconds integer Time in seconds.
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--- @return string time Pretty representation of the time.
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function M.fmt_rtime(seconds)
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local times = {}
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seconds = time_part(86400, N_('1 day'), N_('%s days'), times, seconds)
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seconds = time_part(3600, N_('1 hour'), N_('%s hours'), times, seconds)
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seconds = time_part(60, N_('1 minute'), N_('%s minutes'), times, seconds)
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seconds = time_part(1, N_('1 second'), N_('%s seconds'), times, seconds)
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assert(seconds == 0)
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return table.concat(times, ', ')
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end
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return M
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