This document describes the processing of date and time data using the Util - Datetime block.
Index
Datetime Block
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Manage date and time data.
1) Datetime
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Declare the current date or the date set by the user as an object.
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If you enter now in time, the current date, a specific date in the form YYYY-mm-dd.
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Use as a date object in combination with other blocks in datetime.
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Example of using a block
2) Datetime Timestamp Index
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The time entered is returned to the Unix Timestamp format.
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Example of using a block
3) Datetime Add
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Use to increment a value (interval) on a specific date (datetime).
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Interval adds Year, Month, Day, Hour, Minute, Second as an integer
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Click the button to add or delete interval values
button to add or delete interval values•
Since a value is added to a Datetime object, it must be formatted with a Datetime Format block, etc.
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Example of using a block
4) Datetime Subtract
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Subtract a value (interval) on a specific datetime.
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Interval adds Year, Month, Day, Hour, Minute, Second as an integer
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Click the button to add or delete interval values.
button to add or delete interval values.•
Since a value is added to a Datetime object, it must be formatted with a Datetime Format block, etc.
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Example of using a block
5) Datetime Format
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Use to format the expression of the date.
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Example of using a block
6) Datetime Diff
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Calculate the time difference between datetime1 and datetime2.
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Since this is an operation of a Datetime object, you must format the result with a Datetime Format-Diff block.
7) Datetime Format-Diff
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Use to format the result value of the Datetime Diff block.
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Example of using a block
8) Datetime Offset
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Get the offset of the current time (datetime) relative to Coordinated Universal Time (UTC).
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Example of using a block
Korea Standard Time is UTC+9, which is 32,400 seconds (9 hours) different from UTC.