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convert date and time to lua seconds


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I am trying to convert 21 march 2019 midnight to lua time

 

can anyone guide me on how to do this please?

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{
  conditions = { {
      isTrigger = true,
      operator = "match",
      property = "cron",
      type = "date",
      value = { "00", "00", "21", "3", "*", "2019" }
    } },
  operator = "all"
}

 

What i did, is make a block declaration. And converted that to lua :)

You probably need something else...but well.

 

What do you mean with lua seconds.

 

Edited by ppeterr
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Posted

Or if you want to convert a string like “21 march 2019 midnight” to something more like date/time, here are some examples how to handle that in lua:

 

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    thank you, used

    os.time({year=year, month=month, day=day, hour=hour, minute=00})
    and defining the date and time etc that i want to work with.
     
    am i correct that lua time starts from 1/1/1970 1:00:00?
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    Posted

    The unix timestamp starts at 1970 and counts with seconds from there, see: 

     

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    But I do not fully understand what you want to do. Do you get the “21 March 2019 midnight” back from an API or so?

     

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