F3x Require Script

self.tasks[task_name]['end_time'] = datetime.datetime.now() print(f"Task '{task_name}' ended at {self.tasks[task_name]['end_time']}") self.log_task(task_name)

Let's assume f3x is a tool or system that you want to extend with a new feature through scripting. For demonstration purposes, I'll create a simple Python script that could serve as a template or a basic example. Assume the feature you want to add to f3x is an automated task logger. The script logs tasks with their start and end times. Python Script Example: import datetime import time f3x require script

Creating a script that interacts with the f3x ( likely referring to a hypothetical or specific tool/system named f3x) requires understanding what f3x does and what kind of "feature" you're looking to implement. Since I don't have specific details about f3x , I'll create a generic script concept that could be adapted for various purposes. The script logs tasks with their start and end times

self.tasks[task_name] = {'start_time': datetime.datetime.now()} print(f"Task '{task_name}' started at {self.tasks[task_name]['start_time']}") f3x require script

def start_task(self, task_name): """Start a new task.""" if task_name in self.tasks: print(f"Task '{task_name}' is already running.") return