Django AddSeconds

The Django AddSeconds package provides a number of useful Django template filters for datetime manipulations.

Installation

Stable version from the PyPi package repository

pip install django-addseconds

Last development version from the GitHub source version control system

pip install git+git://github.com/nnseva/django-addseconds.git

Configuration

Include the addseconds application into the INSTALLED_APPS list, like:

INSTALLED_APPS = [
    'django.contrib.admin',
    'django.contrib.auth',
    ...
    'addseconds',
    ...
]

Using

Load the library into your template:

{% load addseconds %}

Use provided template filters as described in the Django documentation.

Template Filters provided

addseconds

Adds passed number of seconds to the datetime value, for example:

{% load addseconds %}
{{ value|addseconds:3600 }}

Notice that the value passed to the template may be datetime value, date value, float, int, or str, all of them are converted to the datetime. The date value is converted to the datetime at midnight. The float or int value is converted as a unixtime. The str value is converted using django.utils.dateparse.parse_datetime call.

Notice that the template filter argument may be float as well as int.

parse_datetime

Calls django.utils.dateparse.parse_datetime

{% load addseconds %}
{{ "2011-11-01 12:13"|parse_datetime }}

parse_date

Calls django.utils.dateparse.parse_date

{% load addseconds %}
{{ "2011-11-01"|parse_date }}

parse_time

Calls django.utils.dateparse.parse_time

{% load addseconds %}
{{ "12:13"|parse_time }}