2 package IkiWiki
::Plugin
::prettydate
;
5 no warnings
'redefine';
8 sub default_timetable
{
9 # Blanks duplicate the time before.
11 #translators: These descriptions of times of day are used
12 #translators: in messages like "last edited <description>".
13 #translators: %A is the name of the day of the week, while
14 #translators: %A- is the name of the previous day.
15 gettext
("late %A- night"), # 12
17 gettext
("in the wee hours of %A- night"), # 2
20 gettext
("terribly early %A morning"), # 5
22 gettext
("early %A morning"), # 7
25 gettext
("mid-morning %A"), # 10
26 gettext
("late %A morning"), # 11
27 gettext
("at lunch time on %A"), # 12
29 gettext
("%A afternoon"), # 2
32 gettext
("late %A afternoon"), # 5
33 gettext
("%A evening"), # 6
35 gettext
("late %A evening"), # 8
37 gettext
("%A night"), # 10
43 hook
(type
=> "getsetup", id
=> "prettydate", call
=> \
&getsetup
);
44 hook
(type
=> "checkconfig", id
=> "prettydate", call
=> \
&checkconfig
);
55 example
=> '%X, %B %o, %Y',
56 description
=> "format to use to display date",
63 description
=> "array of time descriptions",
70 if (! defined $config{prettydateformat
} ||
71 $config{prettydateformat
} eq '%c') {
72 $config{prettydateformat
}='%X, %B %o, %Y';
75 if (! ref $config{timetable
}) {
76 $config{timetable
}=default_timetable
();
80 for (my $h=0; $h < 24; $h++) {
81 if (! length $config{timetable
}[$h]) {
82 $config{timetable
}[$h] = $config{timetable
}[$h - 1];
87 sub IkiWiki
::formattime
($;$) {
90 if (! defined $format) {
91 $format=$config{prettydateformat
};
94 eval q{use Date::Format};
97 my @t=localtime($time);
98 my ($h, $m, $wday)=@t[2, 1, 6];
100 if ($h == 16 && $m < 30) {
101 $t = gettext
("at teatime on %A");
103 elsif (($h == 0 && $m < 30) || ($h == 23 && $m > 50)) {
104 # well, at 40 minutes it's more like the martian timeslip..
105 $t = gettext
("at midnight");
107 elsif (($h == 12 && $m < 15) || ($h == 11 && $m > 50)) {
108 $t = gettext
("at noon on %A");
110 # TODO: sunrise and sunset, but to be right I need to do it based on
111 # lat and long, and calculate the appropriate one for the actual
112 # time of year using Astro::Sunrise. Not tonight, it's wee hours
115 $t = $config{timetable
}[$h];
121 $t=~s{\%A-}{my @yest=@t; $yest[6]--; strftime("%A", \@yest)}eg;
124 return strftime
($format, \
@t);