class Formtastic::Inputs::TimePickerInput

@see Formtastic::Helpers::InputsHelper#input InputsHelper#input for full documentation of all possible options.
<%= f.input :publish_at, :as => :time_picker, :input_html => { :placeholder => “HH:MM” } %>
<%= f.input :publish_at, :as => :time_picker, :placeholder => “HH:MM” %>
@example Setting the placeholder attribute
<%= f.input :publish_at, :as => :time_picker, :input_html => { :max => “18:00” } %>
<%= f.input :publish_at, :as => :time_picker, :max => “18:00” %>
@example Setting the max attribute
<%= f.input :publish_at, :as => :time_picker, :input_html => { :min => “01:00” } %>
<%= f.input :publish_at, :as => :time_picker, :min => “09:00” %>
@example Setting the min attribute
<%= f.input :publish_at, :as => :time_picker, :step => :sixty_minutes %>
<%= f.input :publish_at, :as => :time_picker, :step => :hour %>
<%= f.input :publish_at, :as => :time_picker, :step => :thirty_minutes %>
<%= f.input :publish_at, :as => :time_picker, :step => :half_hour %>
<%= f.input :publish_at, :as => :time_picker, :step => :fifteen_minutes %>
<%= f.input :publish_at, :as => :time_picker, :step => :quarter_hour %>
<%= f.input :publish_at, :as => :time_picker, :step => :minute %>
<%= f.input :publish_at, :as => :time_picker, :step => :second %>
@example Setting the step attribute with a macro
<%= f.input :publish_at, :as => :time_picker, :input_html => { :step => 120 } %>
<%= f.input :publish_at, :as => :time_picker, :step => 120 %>
@example Setting the step attribute (defaults to 60)
<%= f.input :publish_at, :as => :time_picker, :input_html => { :value => “14:14” } %>
@example Setting the value (defaults to HH:MM for Date and Time objects, otherwise renders string)
<%= f.input :publish_at, :as => :time_picker, :input_html => { :maxlength => 20 } %>
<%= f.input :publish_at, :as => :time_picker, :maxlength => 20 %>
@example Setting the maxlength (defaults to 5 for HH:MM)
<%= f.input :publish_at, :as => :time_picker, :input_html => { :size => 20 } %>
<%= f.input :publish_at, :as => :time_picker, :size => 20 %>
@example Setting the size (defaults to 5 for HH:MM)
</form>
</fieldset>
</ol>
</li>
<input type=“date” id=“post_publish_at” name=“post”>
<label for=“post_publish_at”>First name</label>
<li class=“string”>
<ol>
<fieldset>
<form…>
<% end %>
<% end %>
<%= f.input :publish_at, :as => :time_picker %>
<%= f.inputs do %>
<%= semantic_form_for(@post) do |f| %>
@example Full form context and output
poly-filled with some Javascript and a UI library of your choice.
Browsers that don’t will default to a plain text field`<input type=“text”>‘ and can be
this input type (such as Mobile Webkit and Opera on the desktop) will render a native widget.
any additional CSS or Javascript to render calendar-style date pickers. Browsers that support
*Please note:* Formtastic only provides suitable markup for a date picker, but does not supply
database columns. You can use this input with `:as => :time_picker`.
`<li>` wrapper. This is an alternative to `:time_select` for `:date`, `:time`, `:datetime`
Outputs a simple `<label>` with a HTML5 `<input type=“time”>` wrapped in the standard

def default_size 

def default_size
  5
end

def default_step 

def default_step
  60
end

def html_input_type 

def html_input_type
  "time"
end

def value 

def value
  return options[:input_html][:value] if options[:input_html] && options[:input_html].key?(:value)
  val = object.send(method)
  return "00:00" if val.is_a?(Date)
  return val.strftime("%H:%M") if val.is_a?(Time)
  return val if val.nil?
  val.to_s
end