kalash.utils
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__docformat__ = "google" import datetime def get_ts(name='', format="%Y%m%d%H%M%S", sep='-'): """ Attaches a formatted timestamp to a name passed as the first argument. Utility function used in test templates. Args: name (str): name to add `"-timestamp"` to format (str): `strftime` format string Returns: When called with e.g. `"Something"` at 9 AM 2020.02.14, it will return a string like `"Something-20200214090000"` """ return name + sep + datetime.datetime.now().strftime(format)
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def get_ts(name='', format="%Y%m%d%H%M%S", sep='-'): """ Attaches a formatted timestamp to a name passed as the first argument. Utility function used in test templates. Args: name (str): name to add `"-timestamp"` to format (str): `strftime` format string Returns: When called with e.g. `"Something"` at 9 AM 2020.02.14, it will return a string like `"Something-20200214090000"` """ return name + sep + datetime.datetime.now().strftime(format)
Attaches a formatted timestamp to a name passed as the first argument. Utility function used in test templates.
Args
- name (str): name to add
"-timestamp"
to - format (str):
strftime
format string
Returns
When called with e.g.
"Something"
at 9 AM 2020.02.14, it will return a string like"Something-20200214090000"