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Copyright 2021-2024 Michael Strasser.
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you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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package io.klogging.events
import kotlinx.datetime.Clock
import kotlinx.datetime.Clock.System
import kotlinx.datetime.Instant
/**
* Timestamp of "now" defined by [clock]. The default is the current system clock (time).
* @param clock [Clock] to use
* @return a timestamp using the specified clock
*/
public fun timestampNow(clock: Clock = System): Instant = clock.now()
private const val NANOS_LENGTH: Int = 9
/** Render a Kotlin [Instant] as `seconds.nanos`. */
@Suppress("CUSTOM_GETTERS_SETTERS")
internal val Instant.decimalSeconds: String
get() {
val seconds = epochSeconds.toString()
val nanos = "00000000$nanosecondsOfSecond".let { it.substring(it.length - NANOS_LENGTH) }
return "$seconds.$nanos"
}
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