Date/time Functions
PantherFlow date/time functions
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time.ago()
time.ago()
time.ago(span: timespan) -> timestamp
Returns the timestamp that is span
ago.
Example:
time.diff()
time.diff()
time.diff(unit: string, timestamp1: timestamp, timestamp2: timestamp) -> int
Calculates the difference between two timestamp expressions based on the date or time unit requested. The function returns the result of subtracting timestamp1 from timestamp2 (i.e. timestamp2 - timestamp1).
Example:
time.now()
time.now()
time.now() -> timestamp
Returns the current timestamp.
Example:
time.parse_timespan()
time.parse_timespan()
time.parse_timespan(str: string) -> timespan
Returns the timespan representation of the duration string.
Example:
time.parse_timestamp()
time.parse_timestamp()
time.parse_timestamp(str: string) -> timestamp
Returns the timestamp representation of the timestamp string.
Example:
time.slice()
time.slice()
time.slice(time: timestamp, slice_length: int, slice_unit: string) -> timestamp
Returns the timestamp that time
resides in, given chunks of slice_unit
and slice_length
. For example, if slice_length
is 1 and slice_unit
is "hour", the time is truncated to the hour it belongs to. Slices are calculated relative to midnight January 1, 1970. slice_unit
can be:
year
,y
month
day
,d
hour
,h
minute
,m
second
,s
More values may be accepted, but are not guaranteed to be supported in future releases.
Example:
time.trunc()
time.trunc()
time.trunc(unit: string, timestamp: timestamp) -> timestamp
Returns the timestamp truncated to the specified unit. unit
can be:
year
,y
month
day
,d
hour
,h
minute
,m
second
,s
More values may be accepted, but are not guaranteed to be supported in future releases.
Example:
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