Sorry for the simple question… How do i parse a timestamp in JSON to a display of a nice date time? I’m not familiar with it.
The timestamp would be
1455661738
2/16/2016 02:05 PM
or something like that.
Sorry for the simple question… How do i parse a timestamp in JSON to a display of a nice date time? I’m not familiar with it.
The timestamp would be
1455661738
2/16/2016 02:05 PM
or something like that.
It’s in Unix “Epoch” format… Lots of available methods to convert, many provided on this helpful site:
What would the code be in a groovy app?
I believe that most of the Java methods will work.
See the lower portion of the linked page…
I’m getting an
Error: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Cannot format given Object as a Date
Do i need to convert it to a Int or something?
Yeah, i used the java methods and tried… no luck. When i put the value in the epoch converter it shows the right date time. But nothing inside of the groovy app.
def timeString = new Date(unixTS+ location.timeZone.rawOffset ).format(“yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm”)
That would convert from UTC to your hubs current time zone.
If you just want the conversion, drop the location offset
Thanks Mike, that was what I need. I appreciate it.