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I want to have a unix time, from the current time plus 1 hour.
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How to get it in elixir?
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I need to translate a time that I have in a known timezone to a time in a location for which I know the city and zipcode.
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Does anybody know the practical implications of using System.os_time/0 vs System.system_time/0?
I notice DateTime.utc_now/0 uses os_time...
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I know I’m missing something here, but I’ve bounced around from Calendar and Timex trying to get a :strftime format with the offset compu...
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I want fetch time datas without specify minutes . So with one query, can i fetch these two times time: ~T[21:30:00] and time: ~T[21:15:0...
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Datex is a user friendly simple date and time library which I build while learning elixir and phoenix. It deals with standard date and ti...
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Between Elixir Time and Timex I can’t seem to figure out how to get a simple time and format it conventionally. Does anyone know how to d...
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The calendar module has had the time formatting function strftime/3 for a while now, which is very useful. However, if a want to par...
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This code
Calendar.strftime(post.inserted_at, "%l:%M%P %A, %B %-d, %Y")
produces this error
invalid strftime format: %l
even though t...
New
I am writing a graphql API for a restaurant. It allows clients to place orders. There are lots of integration tests that post graphql que...
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I have a question about Elixir/Erlang time precision.
defmodule Test do
use GenServer
def start_link do
GenServer.start_link(__...
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