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package io.trino.operator.scalar.timestamp;

import io.airlift.slice.Slice;
import io.trino.spi.connector.ConnectorSession;
import io.trino.spi.function.Description;
import io.trino.spi.function.LiteralParameters;
import io.trino.spi.function.ScalarFunction;
import io.trino.spi.function.SqlType;
import io.trino.spi.type.LongTimestamp;
import io.trino.spi.type.StandardTypes;
import org.joda.time.chrono.ISOChronology;

import static io.trino.operator.scalar.DateTimeFunctions.dateFormat;
import static io.trino.type.DateTimes.epochMicrosToMillisWithRounding;

@ScalarFunction
@Description("Formats the given timestamp by the given format")
public class DateFormat
{
    private DateFormat() {}

    @LiteralParameters({"x", "p"})
    @SqlType(StandardTypes.VARCHAR)
    public static Slice format(ConnectorSession session, @SqlType("timestamp(p)") long timestamp, @SqlType("varchar(x)") Slice formatString)
    {
        // TODO: currently, date formatting only supports up to millis, so round to that unit
        timestamp = epochMicrosToMillisWithRounding(timestamp);

        return dateFormat(ISOChronology.getInstanceUTC(), session.getLocale(), timestamp, formatString);
    }

    @LiteralParameters({"x", "p"})
    @SqlType(StandardTypes.VARCHAR)
    public static Slice format(ConnectorSession session, @SqlType("timestamp(p)") LongTimestamp timestamp, @SqlType("varchar(x)") Slice formatString)
    {
        // Currently, date formatting only supports up to millis, so anything in the microsecond fraction is irrelevant
        return format(session, timestamp.getEpochMicros(), formatString);
    }
}