A class to represent a time object without a date. Ruby doesn't have one, and if you don't want to rely on, eg, Sequel.SQLTime, then you have to roll your own.
Or you can use mine. ;)
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'just_time'And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install just_time
The code is very short and hopefully the whole thing is pretty obvious. Some example code:
jt1 = JustTime.new("12:34:56")
jt2 = JustTime.from_time(Time.now - 120)
jt3 = JustTime.now
jt4 = jt1 - jt2
puts jt2.to_s(:hhmm)
date = jt2.to_time(Date.today)This code was developed, by me, during working hours at James Hall & Co. Ltd. I'm incredibly greatful that they have permitted me to open-source it.