I know I can using the ConvertTimeZone function to convert but, it is possible to use addminutes to convert time zone?
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In my power automate flow, I have an action that give time output in this format: 2022-12-01T18:52:50.0000000Z
How can I take this output and format as yyyy/mm/dd .
I want to use the time output as string for a folder structure.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/logic-apps/workflow-definition-language-functions-reference#formatDateTime
Assuming you have a variable called DateTime, you would create another variable and use this expression ...
formatDateTime(Variables('DateTime'), 'yyyy/MM/dd')
Result
This is pretty straight forward.
Use the Convert datetime to text function
In the Format to use dropdown select Custom
and specify the format how you would like it to appear.
yyyy/MM/hh will give you 2022/12/01
HH-mm-ss will give you 18-52-50
I am new to freemarker.
In freemarker, I would like to perform arithmetic expression on DateTime as follows:
${triggerTimestamp}-1h
But this is not working. Could anyone please help here?
FreeMarker doesn't do date/time arithmetic out of the box (as of 2.3.30 at least). It's expected that the data-model (context) contains the values that you actually want to display. One can implement some helper method in Java though.
You'll want to explore converting the date into unix/epoch time. If you add ?long to the end of the variable you'll convert the datetime into epoch time (which is in seconds) then do math and convert it back to a date. Your example would be
${(triggerTimestamp?long - 1 * 1000 * 60 * 60)?number_to_datetime?string.iso}
There are several ways to get time in Tarantool:
Using the clock module
Using fiber.time function
Using os.date
But what is the correct way to work with dates?
For the first, there are several routines for Unix epoch:
os.time() — classic Lua time function. Kinda slow and not very efficient. Not recommended to use inside tarantool for getting current epoch, but of course will work. May be used for getting epoch of arbitrary date (within local timezone). ex:
os.time({ year = 2020, month = 6, day = 4 })
will produce 1591261200, which is 12:00:00 in my GMT+3 timezone
clock.time() (and clock.time64()) — High resolution timer, almost raw binding to clock_gettime. More information may be taken from doc
fiber.time() (and also fiber.time64()) — Cached version of clock.time. Updated every event loop iteration. Recommended for use if absolute precision of clock is not required.
For converting epoch into different formats and timezones there are variants:
os.date("<format>" [, epoch ]) — Convert epoch into local timezone.
os.date("!<format>" [, epoch ]) (note ! prefix) — Convert epoch into GMT timezone.
For getting components of a date as a table we may use os.date('*t') for local and os.date('!*t') for UTC
icu-date may be considered it you need to work with different timezones and/or formats.
For example, if you need UTC time, it's ok to use cached fiber.time with os.date:
local fiber = require 'fiber'
os.date("!%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ", fiber.time())
will return something like 2020-06-04T11:48:54Z independently on timezone
It depends on your task.
If it's important for you to manipulate with timezones/formats etc.
I suggest to use icu-data library (https://github.com/tarantool/icu-date)
How can I convert the time since epoch to Hex in Go?
It should look like this: 5E839BAB
See: https://www.epochconverter.com/hex
EDIT: I was not able to find anything similar asked already. My Plan was to get the current time in Unix (Epoch) -> convert it to a Byte Array and then use hex.EncodeToString() to get it as hex
You can get the epoch of time value using t.Unix():
t:=time.Now()
fmt.Sprintf("%X",t.Unix())
To get this as a byte array:
import "encoding/binary"
...
out:=make([]byte,4)
binary.LittleEndian.PutUint32(out,uint32(t.Unix()))
Or, use BigEndian.
I used the ${__time()) function to convert the current time into a timestamp value in seconds.
The result I got was formatted like 1.543425678e9 instead of 1543425678.
My API doesn't accept this format. Can anyone help me out here?
example of setup function and store as variable
result in debug postprocessor:
time=1557263114733
Can you describe more detail about how you are using this function? Where are you seeing the output in the incorrect format?