Swift - Integer conversion to Hours Minutes Seconds

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I have a  somewhat   basic question regarding time conversions in Swift   I have an integer that I would like converted into Hours   Minutes   Seconds   Example  Int   27005 would give me   7 Hours  30 Minutes 5 Seconds   I know how to do this in PHP  but alas  swift isn t PHP  -   Any tips on how I can achieve this in swift would be fantastic  Thank you in advance

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The simplest way imho   let hours   time   3600 let minutes    time   60    60 let seconds   time   60 return String format    0 2d  0 2d  0 2d   hours  minutes  seconds

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Swift 4 I m using this extension   extension Double        func stringFromInterval   - gt  String            let timeInterval   Int self           let millisecondsInt   Int  self truncatingRemainder dividingBy  1     1000          let secondsInt   timeInterval   60         let minutesInt    timeInterval   60    60         let hoursInt    timeInterval   3600    24         let daysInt   timeInterval   86400          let milliseconds      millisecondsInt ms          let seconds      secondsInt s          milliseconds         let minutes      minutesInt m          seconds         let hours      hoursInt h          minutes         let days      daysInt d          hours          if daysInt           gt  0   return days           if hoursInt          gt  0   return hours           if minutesInt        gt  0   return minutes           if secondsInt        gt  0   return seconds           if millisecondsInt   gt  0   return milliseconds           return              useage     assume myTimeInterval   96460 397     myTimeInteval stringFromInterval      1d 2h 47m 40s 397ms

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Define  func secondsToHoursMinutesSeconds  seconds   Int  - gt   Int  Int  Int      return  seconds   3600   seconds   3600    60   seconds   3600    60      Use   gt  secondsToHoursMinutesSeconds 27005   7 30 5    or  let  h m s    secondsToHoursMinutesSeconds 27005    The above function makes use of Swift tuples to return three values at once   You destructure the tuple using the let  var       syntax or can access individual tuple members  if need be   If you actually need to print it out with the words Hours etc then use something like this   func printSecondsToHoursMinutesSeconds  seconds Int  - gt         let  h  m  s    secondsToHoursMinutesSeconds  seconds    print     h  Hours    m  Minutes    s  Seconds       Note that the above implementation of secondsToHoursMinutesSeconds   works for Int arguments   If you want a Double version you ll need to decide what the return values are - could be  Int  Int  Double  or could be  Double  Double  Double    You could try something like   func secondsToHoursMinutesSeconds  seconds   Double  - gt   Double  Double  Double      let  hr   minf    modf  seconds   3600    let  min  secf    modf  60   minf    return  hr  min  60   secf

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Another way would be convert seconds to date and take the components i e seconds  minutes and hour from date itself  This solution has limitation only till 23 59 59

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I have built a mashup of existing answers to simplify everything and reduce the amount of code needed for Swift 3   func hmsFrom seconds  Int  completion   escaping    hours  Int    minutes  Int    seconds  Int - gt                completion seconds   3600   seconds   3600    60   seconds   3600    60      func getStringFrom seconds  Int  - gt  String        return seconds  lt  10    0  seconds        seconds       Usage   var seconds  Int   100  hmsFrom seconds  seconds    hours  minutes  seconds in      let hours   getStringFrom seconds  hours      let minutes   getStringFrom seconds  minutes      let seconds   getStringFrom seconds  seconds       print    hours    minutes    seconds                        Prints   00 01 40

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Building upon Vadian s answer  I wrote an extension that takes a Double  of which TimeInterval is a type alias  and spits out a string formatted as time   extension Double     func asString style  DateComponentsFormatter UnitsStyle  - gt  String       let formatter   DateComponentsFormatter       formatter allowedUnits     hour   minute   second   nanosecond      formatter unitsStyle   style     guard let formattedString   formatter string from  self  else   return          return formattedString         Here are what the various DateComponentsFormatter UnitsStyle options look like   10000 asString style   positional      2 46 40 10000 asString style   abbreviated     2h 46m 40s 10000 asString style   short           2 hr  46 min  40 sec 10000 asString style   full            2 hours  46 minutes  40 seconds 10000 asString style   spellOut        two hours  forty-six minutes  forty seconds 10000 asString style   brief           2hr 46min 40sec

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Latest Code  XCode 10 4 Swift 5  extension Int       func timeDisplay   - gt  String           return    self   3600     self   3600    60     self   3600    60

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I went ahead and created a closure for this  in Swift 3    let  m  s       secs  Int  - gt   Int  Int  in         return   secs   3600    60   secs   3600    60    299    This will give m   4 and s   59  So you can format that as you wish  You may of course want to add hours as well  if not more information

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Swift 5  amp  String Response  In presentable format  public static func secondsToHoursMinutesSecondsStr  seconds   Int  - gt  String         let  hours  minutes  seconds    secondsToHoursMinutesSeconds seconds  seconds         var str   hours  gt  0      hours  h             str   minutes  gt  0   str       minutes  min    str       str   seconds  gt  0   str       seconds  sec    str       return str      public static func secondsToHoursMinutesSeconds  seconds   Int  - gt   Int  Int  Int            return  seconds   3600   seconds   3600    60   seconds   3600    60       Usage   print secondsToHoursMinutesSecondsStr seconds  20000      Result    5 h 33 min 20 sec

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Here is a more structured flexible approach   Swift 3   struct StopWatch        var totalSeconds  Int      var years  Int           return totalSeconds   31536000            var days  Int           return  totalSeconds   31536000    86400            var hours  Int           return  totalSeconds   86400    3600            var minutes  Int           return  totalSeconds   3600    60            var seconds  Int           return totalSeconds   60              simplified to what OP wanted     var hoursMinutesAndSeconds   hours  Int  minutes  Int  seconds  Int            return  hours  minutes  seconds           let watch   StopWatch totalSeconds  27005   31536000   86400  print watch years     Prints 1 print watch days     Prints 1 print watch hours     Prints 7 print watch minutes     Prints 30 print watch seconds     Prints 5 print watch hoursMinutesAndSeconds     Prints  7  30  5    Having an approach like this allows the adding of convenience parsing like this   extension StopWatch        var simpleTimeString  String           let hoursText   timeText from  hours          let minutesText   timeText from  minutes          let secondsText   timeText from  seconds          return    hoursText    minutesText    secondsText              private func timeText from number  Int  - gt  String           return number  lt  10    0  number        number           print watch simpleTimeString     Prints 07 30 05   It should be noted that purely Integer based approaches don t take leap day seconds into account  If the use case is dealing with real dates times Date and Calendar should be used

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In macOS 10 10    iOS 8 0   NS DateComponentsFormatter has been introduced to create a readable string   It considers the user s locale und language    let interval   27005  let formatter   DateComponentsFormatter   formatter allowedUnits     hour   minute   second  formatter unitsStyle    full  let formattedString   formatter string from  TimeInterval interval    print formattedString    The available unit styles are positional  abbreviated  short  full  spellOut and brief   For more information please read the documenation

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In Swift 5       var i   9897      func timeString time  TimeInterval  - gt  String           let hour   Int time    3600         let minute   Int time    60   60         let second   Int time    60             return formated string         return String format    02i  02i  02i   hour  minute  second          To call function      timeString time  TimeInterval i     Will return 02 44 57

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Here is what I use for my Music Player in Swift 4   I am converting seconds Int to readable String format  extension Int       var toAudioString  String           let h   self   3600         let m    self   3600    60         let s    self   3600    60         return h  gt  0   String format    1d  02d  02d   h  m  s    String format    1d  02d   m  s            Use like this   print 7903 toAudioString    Output  2 11 43

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convert a number into time as a string func convertToHMS number  Int  - gt  String     let hour      number   3600    let minute     number   3600    60    let second    number   3600    60        var h   String hour     var m   String minute     var s   String second        if h count    1        h    quot 0  hour  quot         if m count    1        m    quot 0  minute  quot         if s count    1        s    quot 0  second  quot            return  quot   h    m    s  quot    print convertToHMS number 3900

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Here is another simple implementation in Swift3   func seconds2Timestamp intSeconds Int - gt String      let mins Int   intSeconds 60    let hours Int   mins 60    let secs Int   intSeconds 60     let strTimestamp String     hours lt 10     0          String hours            mins lt 10     0          String mins            secs lt 10     0          String secs     return strTimestamp

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Swift 4  func formatSecondsToString   seconds  TimeInterval  - gt  String       if seconds isNaN           return  00 00            let Min   Int seconds   60      let Sec   Int seconds truncatingRemainder dividingBy  60       return String format    02d  02d   Min  Sec

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NSTimeInterval is Double do do it with extension  Example   extension Double        var formattedTime  String            var formattedTime    0 00           if self  gt  0                let hours   Int self   3600              let minutes   Int truncatingRemainder dividingBy  3600    60               formattedTime   String hours           minutes  lt  10    0    String minutes    String minutes                      return formattedTime

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According to GoZoner answer I have wrote an Extension to get the time formatted according to the hours  minute  and seconds   extension Double        func secondsToHoursMinutesSeconds    - gt   Int   Int   Int             let hrs   self   3600         let mins    self truncatingRemainder dividingBy  3600     60         let seconds    self truncatingRemainder dividingBy 3600   truncatingRemainder dividingBy 60          return  Int hrs   gt  0   Int hrs    nil   Int mins   gt  0   Int mins    nil  Int seconds   gt  0   Int seconds    nil             func printSecondsToHoursMinutesSeconds    - gt  String            let time   self secondsToHoursMinutesSeconds            switch time           case  nil  let x    let y                return    x  min   y  sec          case  nil  let x   nil               return    x  min          case  let x   nil  nil               return    x  hr          case  nil  nil  let x                return    x  sec          case  let x   nil  let z                return    x  hr   z  sec          case  let x   let y   nil               return    x  hr   y  min          case  let x   let y   let z                return    x  hr   y  min   z  sec          default              return  n a                     let tmp   3213123 printSecondsToHoursMinutesSeconds       892 hr 32 min 3 sec

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neek s answer isn t correct   here s the correct version  func seconds2Timestamp intSeconds Int - gt String      let mins Int    intSeconds 60  60    let hours Int   intSeconds 3600    let secs Int   intSeconds 60     let strTimestamp String     hours lt 10     0          String hours            mins lt 10     0          String mins            secs lt 10     0          String secs     return strTimestamp

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Answer of  r3dm4n was great  However  I needed also hour in it  Just in case someone else needed too here it is   func formatSecondsToString   seconds  TimeInterval  - gt  String       if seconds isNaN           return  00 00 00            let sec   Int seconds truncatingRemainder dividingBy  60       let min   Int seconds truncatingRemainder dividingBy  3600    60      let hour   Int seconds   3600      return String format    02d  02d  02d   hour  min  sec

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SWIFT 3 0 solution based roughly on the one above using extensions   extension CMTime     var durationText String       let totalSeconds   CMTimeGetSeconds self      let hours Int   Int totalSeconds truncatingRemainder dividingBy  86400    3600      let minutes Int   Int totalSeconds truncatingRemainder dividingBy  3600    60      let seconds Int   Int totalSeconds truncatingRemainder dividingBy  60        if hours  gt  0           return String format    i  02i  02i   hours  minutes  seconds        else           return String format    02i  02i   minutes  seconds                 Use it with AVPlayer calling it like this    let dTotalSeconds   self player currentTime    playingCurrentTime   dTotalSeconds durationText

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Swift 5   extension Int        func secondsToTime   - gt  String            let  h m s     self   3600   self   3600    60   self   3600    60           let h string   h  lt  10    0  h        h           let m string    m  lt  10    0  m        m           let s string    s  lt  10    0  s        s            return    h string    m string    s string             Usage   let seconds   Int   119 print seconds secondsToTime       Result    00 01 59

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I had answered to the similar question  however you don t need to display milliseconds in the result  Hence my solution requires iOS 10 0  tvOS 10 0  watchOS 3 0 or macOS 10 12   You should call func convertDurationUnitValueToOtherUnits durationValue durationUnit smallestUnitDuration   from the answer that I already mentioned here   let secondsToConvert   27005 let result   Int    convertDurationUnitValueToOtherUnits      durationValue  Double secondsToConvert       durationUnit   seconds      smallestUnitDuration   seconds   print    result 0   hours    result 1   minutes    result 2   seconds      7 hours  30 minutes  5 seconds

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