package main import ( "fmt" "strings" "time" "github.com/pyk/byten" ) // VarName represents variable name. // // It has dot-separated format, like "memstats.Alloc", // but can be used in different forms, hence it's own type. // // It also can have optional "kind:" modifier, like "mem:" or "duration:" type VarName string // VarKind specifies special kinds of values, affects formatting. type VarKind int // VarValue represents arbitrary value for variable. type VarValue interface{} const ( KindDefault VarKind = iota KindMemory KindDuration KindString ) // ToSlice converts "dot-separated" notation into the "slice of strings". // // "dot-separated" notation is a human-readable format, passed via args. // "slice of strings" is used by Jason library. // // Example: "memstats.Alloc" => []string{"memstats", "Alloc"} // Example: "mem:memstats.Alloc" => []string{"memstats", "Alloc"} func (v VarName) ToSlice() []string { start := strings.IndexRune(string(v), ':') + 1 slice := strings.FieldsFunc(string(v)[start:], func(r rune) bool { return r == '.' }) return slice } // Short returns short name, which is typically is the last word in the long names. func (v VarName) Short() string { if v == "" { return "" } slice := v.ToSlice() return slice[len(slice)-1] } // Long returns long name, without kind: modifier. func (v VarName) Long() string { if v == "" { return "" } start := strings.IndexRune(string(v), ':') + 1 return string(v)[start:] } // Kind returns kind of variable, based on it's name modifiers ("mem:") func (v VarName) Kind() VarKind { start := strings.IndexRune(string(v), ':') if start == -1 { return KindDefault } switch string(v)[:start] { case "mem": return KindMemory case "duration": return KindDuration case "str": return KindString } return KindDefault } // Format returns human-readable var value representation. func Format(v VarValue, kind VarKind) string { switch kind { case KindMemory: if _, ok := v.(int64); !ok { break } return fmt.Sprintf("%s", byten.Size(v.(int64))) case KindDuration: if _, ok := v.(int64); !ok { break } return fmt.Sprintf("%s", roundDuration(time.Duration(v.(int64)))) } if f, ok := v.(float64); ok { return fmt.Sprintf("%.2f", f) } return fmt.Sprintf("%v", v) } // roundDuration removes unneeded precision from the String() output for time.Duration. func roundDuration(d time.Duration) time.Duration { r := time.Second if d < time.Second { r = time.Millisecond } if d < time.Millisecond { r = time.Microsecond } if r <= 0 { return d } neg := d < 0 if neg { d = -d } if m := d % r; m+m < r { d = d - m } else { d = d + r - m } if neg { return -d } return d }