originOS Timestamp Methods

⚠️ Not implemented in the current OSL CLI.

OSL provides powerful methods for working with timestamps and date/time conversions.

Converting Timestamps

To Date/Time Formats

timestamp.timestamp("to-date")     // Returns "YYYY-MM-DD"
timestamp.timestamp("to-time")     // Returns "HH:MM:SS"
timestamp.timestamp("to-full")     // Returns "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS"
timestamp.timestamp("to-relative") // Returns relative time (e.g., "8 seconds ago")

Getting Components

timestamp.timestamp("get-year")   // Returns year (e.g., "2025")
timestamp.timestamp("get-month")  // Returns month with leading zero (e.g., "01")
timestamp.timestamp("get-day")    // Returns day with leading zero (e.g., "23")
timestamp.timestamp("get-hour")   // Returns hour (e.g., "4")
timestamp.timestamp("get-minute") // Returns minute with leading zero (e.g., "51")
timestamp.timestamp("get-second") // Returns second with leading zero (e.g., "29")

Examples

current_time = 1706069489000  // Example timestamp

// Converting to different formats
current_time.timestamp("to-date")     // "2025-01-23"
current_time.timestamp("to-time")     // "04:51:29"
current_time.timestamp("to-full")     // "2025-01-23 04:51:44"
current_time.timestamp("to-relative") // "8 seconds ago"

// Getting specific components
current_time.timestamp("get-year")    // "2025"
current_time.timestamp("get-month")   // "01"
current_time.timestamp("get-day")     // "23"
current_time.timestamp("get-hour")    // "4"
current_time.timestamp("get-minute")  // "51"
current_time.timestamp("get-second")  // "29"

Important Notes

1. Format Details

   • Date format: "YYYY-MM-DD"

   • Time format: "HH:MM:SS"

   • Full format: "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS"

   • Relative format: Human-readable time difference

2. Component Formatting

   • Months and days include leading zeros

   • Hours are in 24-hour format without leading zeros

   • Minutes and seconds include leading zeros

   • Year is full 4-digit format

3. Usage Tips

   • All methods return strings

   • Relative time is automatically calculated

   • Invalid timestamps return appropriate error messages

   • Methods can be chained with other string operations