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time-format
This crate does only one thing: format a Unix timestamp.
Splitting a timestamp into its components
The components_utc()
function returns the components of a timestamp:
let ts = time_format::now().unwrap();
let components = time_format::components_utc(ts).unwrap();
Components are sec
, min
, hour
, month_day
, month
, year
, week_day
and year_day
.
Formatting a timestamp
The strftime_utc()
function formats a timestamp, using the same format as the strftime()
function of the standard C library.
let ts = time_format::now().unwrap();
let s = time_format::strftime_utc("%Y-%m-%d", ts).unwrap();
That's it
If you need a minimal crate to get timestamps and perform basic operations on them, check out coarsetime.
coarsetime
fully supports WebAssembly, in browsers and WASI environments.
lib.rs
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time-format
This crate does only one thing: format a Unix timestamp.
Splitting a timestamp into its components
The components_utc()
function returns the components of a timestamp:
let ts = time_format::now().unwrap();
let components = time_format::components_utc(ts).unwrap();
Components are sec
, min
, hour
, month_day
, month
, year
, week_day
and year_day
.
Formatting a timestamp
The strftime_utc()
function formats a timestamp, using the same format as the strftime()
function of the standard C library.
let ts = time_format::now().unwrap();
let s = time_format::strftime_utc("%Y-%m-%d", ts).unwrap();
That's it
If you need a minimal crate to get timestamps and perform basic operations on them, check out coarsetime.