Examples with LocalTime org.joda.time.LocalTime used on opensource projects

Example 51 with LocalTime

use of org.joda.time.LocalTime in project drill by axbaretto.

the class TestDateFunctions method testToChar.

@Test
public void testToChar() throws Exception {
    mockUsDateFormatSymbols();
    String[] expectedResults = { (new LocalDate(2008, 2, 23)).toString("yyyy-MMM-dd"), (new LocalTime(12, 20, 30)).toString("HH mm ss"), (new LocalDateTime(2008, 2, 23, 12, 0, 0)).toString("yyyy MMM dd HH:mm:ss") };
    testCommon(expectedResults, "/functions/date/to_char.json", "/test_simple_date.json");
}

Example 52 with LocalTime

use of org.joda.time.LocalTime in project serenity-jbehave by serenity-bdd.

the class TimeListConverter method convertValue.

public Object convertValue(String value, Type type) {
    Type argumentType = argumentType(type);
    List<String> values = trim(asList(value.split(valueSeparator)));
    List<LocalTime> times = new ArrayList<>();
    for (String string : values) {
        times.add((LocalTime) timeConverter.convertValue(string, argumentType));
    }
    return times;
}

Example 53 with LocalTime

use of org.joda.time.LocalTime in project osm-contributor by jawg.

the class OpeningHoursValueParser method fromSingleValue.

public void fromSingleValue(String value, List<OpeningHours> openingHoursList) {
    // TODO: 19/07/16 We,Fr-Sa 10:45-19:15, Tu,Sa-Su 05:30-17:30, We 08:00-18:00
    OpeningHours openingHours = new OpeningHours();
    openingHours.setAllDaysActivated(false);
    String[] openingHoursValues = value.split(DAYS_SEP);
    String daysPart = null;
    String hoursPart = null;
    if (value.equals("24/7")) {
        daysPart = "Mo-Su";
        hoursPart = "24:00-24:00";
    } else if (openingHoursValues.length == 2) {
        daysPart = openingHoursValues[0];
        hoursPart = openingHoursValues[1];
    } else if (openingHoursValues.length == 1) {
        hoursPart = openingHoursValues[0];
    }
    if (daysPart != null) {
        String[] dayPeriods = daysPart.split(RULE_SEP);
        for (String period : dayPeriods) {
            if (isPeriod(period)) {
                OpeningHours.Days[] d = OpeningHours.Days.fromDatas(period.split(RANGE_SEP));
                for (int i = d[0].ordinal(); i <= d[1].ordinal(); i++) {
                    openingHours.setDayActivated(i, true);
                }
            } else {
                openingHours.setDayActivated(OpeningHours.Days.fromData(period).ordinal(), true);
            }
        }
    }
    if (hoursPart != null) {
        String[] hours = hoursPart.split(",");
        if (hours.length > 1) {
            for (String hour : hours) {
                value = daysPart + " " + hour;
                fromSingleValue(value, openingHoursList);
            }
        } else {
            String[] hourPeriod = hoursPart.split(RANGE_SEP);
            LocalTime from = TIME_FORMATTER.parseLocalTime(hourPeriod[0]);
            if (hourPeriod.length > 1) {
                LocalTime to = TIME_FORMATTER.parseLocalTime(hourPeriod[1]);
                openingHours.setToTime(to);
            } else {
                openingHours.setToTime(from.plusMinutes(5));
            }
            openingHours.setFromTime(from);
            openingHoursList.add(openingHours);
        }
    }
// return openingHours;
}

Example 54 with LocalTime

use of org.joda.time.LocalTime in project osm-contributor by jawg.

the class OpeningHoursValueParserTest method isNonStop1.

@Test
public void isNonStop1() {
    OpeningHours openingHours = new OpeningHours();
    openingHours.setFromTime(new LocalTime(0, 0));
    openingHours.setToTime(new LocalTime(0, 0));
    openingHours.setDays(OpeningHours.Days.values());
    Assert.assertTrue(parser.isNonStop(openingHours));
}

Example 55 with LocalTime

use of org.joda.time.LocalTime in project osm-contributor by jawg.

the class OpeningHoursValueParserTest method isNonStop2.

@Test
public void isNonStop2() {
    OpeningHours openingHours = new OpeningHours();
    openingHours.setFromTime(new LocalTime(0, 0));
    openingHours.setToTime(new LocalTime(23, 50));
    openingHours.setDays(OpeningHours.Days.values());
    Assert.assertTrue(parser.isNonStop(openingHours));
}