A human-readable duration form field for Django
Project description
Expose a duration value to your staff and users in a non-hideous manner. Allows you to accept input such as “3 days and 2 minutes” or even “6years,32 min & 503ms”, and optionally renders values to the user in a similar manner.
Requirements
Django 1.8 (the first one with a duration field)
Python 2.7, 3.4, or PyPy (should work with 3.3, but I haven’t tested it)
Usage
Insert a NaturalDurationField into a form somewhere. The human_values kwarg tells whether to render initial values in a nice, humanized fashion (2 days and 30 minutes) or the usual django fashion (2 00:30:00). At no point is precision lost when resaved.
Other Notes
Copyright Jake Merdich, 2015, released under New BSD license.
Largely inspired by the [Juration](https://github.com/domchristie/juration) javascript library.
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