Ecto v2.2.12 Ecto.Time View Source
A deprecated Ecto type for time.
This type is deprecated in favour of the :time type.
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Functions
Casts the given value to time.
Same as cast/1 but raises Ecto.CastError on invalid times.
Compare two times.
Converts an Ecto.Time into a time tuple (in the form {hour, min, sec, usec}).
Returns an Ecto.Time from an Erlang time tuple.
Returns an Erlang time tuple from an Ecto.Time.
Converts Ecto.Time to its ISO 8601 representation.
Converts Ecto.Time to a string representation.
The Ecto primitive type.
Returns an Ecto.Time in UTC.
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cast(t) View Source
Casts the given value to time.
It supports:
- a binary in the "HH:MM:SS" format
(may be followed by "Z", as in
12:00:00Z) - a binary in the "HH:MM:SS.USEC" format
(may be followed by "Z", as in
12:00:00.005Z) - a map with
"hour","minute"keys with"second"and"microsecond"as optional keys and values are integers or binaries - a map with
:hour,:minutekeys with:secondand:microsecondas optional keys and values are integers or binaries - a tuple with
{hour, min, sec}as integers or binaries - a tuple with
{hour, min, sec, usec}as integers or binaries - an
Ecto.Timestruct itself
cast!(value) View Source
Same as cast/1 but raises Ecto.CastError on invalid times.
compare(t1, t2) View Source
Compare two times.
Receives two times and compares the t1
against t2 and returns :lt, :eq or :gt.
dump(arg1) View Source
Converts an Ecto.Time into a time tuple (in the form {hour, min, sec, usec}).
from_erl(arg) View Source
Returns an Ecto.Time from an Erlang time tuple.
load(time) View Source
Converts a time tuple like the one returned by dump/1 into an Ecto.Time.
to_erl(time) View Source
Returns an Erlang time tuple from an Ecto.Time.
to_iso8601(time) View Source
Converts Ecto.Time to its ISO 8601 representation.
to_string(time) View Source
Converts Ecto.Time to a string representation.
type() View Source
The Ecto primitive type.
utc(precision \\ :sec) View Source
Returns an Ecto.Time in UTC.
precision can be :sec or :usec.