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This turns locations into an ordered array, so we can have a 'natural' ordering This is backwards compatible Resolves #896
42 lines
803 B
Go
42 lines
803 B
Go
package clocks
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import (
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"sort"
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"time"
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)
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type ClockCollection struct {
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Clocks []Clock
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}
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func (clocks *ClockCollection) Sorted(sortOrder string) []Clock {
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if sortOrder == "natural" {
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//no-op
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} else if sortOrder == "chronological" {
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clocks.SortedChronologically()
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} else {
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clocks.SortedAlphabetically()
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}
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return clocks.Clocks
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}
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func (clocks *ClockCollection) SortedAlphabetically() {
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sort.Slice(clocks.Clocks, func(i, j int) bool {
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clock := clocks.Clocks[i]
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other := clocks.Clocks[j]
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return clock.Label < other.Label
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})
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}
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func (clocks *ClockCollection) SortedChronologically() {
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now := time.Now()
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sort.Slice(clocks.Clocks, func(i, j int) bool {
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clock := clocks.Clocks[i]
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other := clocks.Clocks[j]
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return clock.ToLocal(now).String() < other.ToLocal(now).String()
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})
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}
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