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 - Security\Web\CsrfSession
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 - Web\Request
 - Web\Response
 
FastSitePHP\Lang\Time
Helper class to display time text strings.
Source Code
Methods
secondsToText($seconds)
                                    
                        Static Function                                            
                                Convert the number of seconds into an English text string.
Example:
    Time::secondsToText(129680) = 1 Day, 12 Hours, 1 Minute, and 20 Seconds
    Time::secondsToText(120)    = 2 Minutes
    Time::secondsToText(119)    = 1 Minute and 59 Seconds
    Time::secondsToText(10)     = 10 Seconds
For a basic numeric format of 'HH:MM:SS' you can instead use a PHP built-in function as long as the time is less than 24 hours:
    date('H:i:s', $seconds)
Returns: string