Timestamp Helper Plus
Added some customization based on Timestamp Helper to make it a bit better to use.
Make it more convenient to manipulate timestamps. 中文版
Features
- Hover to display readable formatted time (the format can be specified by vscode configuration).
- guess second or millisecond automatically.
- provide some commands to add or alter timestamps.
The following enhancements are available:
- Support for hover display list customization
- Support customization of output timestamp unit
Hover Display
Vscode configuration: timestamp-helper-plus.format, default to YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss, get format patterns here
The following enhancements are available:
The list of timestamps can be customized in the configuration by <name>:<time difference from UTC in seconds>.
Change Your Timestamp
- command:
transfer timestamp
- keybinding:
alt+t alt+t
The following enhancements are available:
- Default timestamp units can be set in the configuration
examples
- modify the timestamp in selections to 1 day, 5 hours and 3 minutes later:
1d5h3m later
- insert a timestamp for a specified timing:
$2020-09-12T08:09:26 (The default timestamp unit for insertion is seconds, use # to change it to milliseconds, or set the default unit in the configuration)
- insert a timestamp for a specified UTC timing:
%2020-09-12T08:09:26
- insert a timestamp 1 week and 5 hours ago from the current time:
1w5h ago from now
- parts:
<prefix?><main> <adverbial?>
prefix: $: output timestamp in second, @: output timestamp in millisecond, % the input timing is in UTC
main: dayjs will be used to convert the main part to timestamp if no adverbial is provided. In this case, the main part should be an ISO 8601 string, such as 2019-08-12T15:03:22.010Z. If any adverbial is provided then the main part is parsed as time offsets, which the format is continuous number+unit, such as 1Y2M1d4h (1 year, 2 months, 1 day and 4 hours). The unit is an abbreviation of corresponding time unit: Y year，M month，w week，d day，h hour，m minute，s second，S millisecond.
adverbial: after/later/ago/before, may be followed by from now
now: the current time
a few moments later: a random time from now
