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Utilities / Get Timestamp

Operation Information

Hornbill Integration method for returning a timestamp based on a timestamp provided or the current date/time.

This is a Free Tier Integration.

Authentication

This operation requires no authentication.

Input Parameters

Display Name ID Type Description Required Supported Values
Starting Timestamp startingTimestamp string Specify a timestamp if you want to use it as the starting point in the calculation. If no timestamp is specified, the current date and time will be used. No None provided
Operator operator string The method of calculation. Options are ‘Add’ or ‘Subtract’. Yes Add, Subtract
Days timeUnitDays number The number of days you wish to add or subtract by. No None provided
Hours timeUnitHours number The number of hours you wish to add or subtract by. No None provided
Minutes timeUnitMinutes number The number of minutes you wish to add or subtract by. No None provided
Seconds timeUnitSeconds number The number of seconds you wish to add or subtract by. No None provided

Output Parameters

Display Name ID Type Description
Timestamp timestamp string The new calculated timestamp value, format example: 2019-01-30T09:10:11.000Z
Timestamp SQL timestampSql string The new calculated timestamp value, in a SQL-compatible datetime format, example: 2019-01-30 09:10:11
Timestamp Unix - Seconds timestampUnixS integer The new calculated timestamp value, in a Unix timestamp format in seconds
Timestamp Unix - Milliseconds timestampUnixMS integer The new calculated timestamp value, in a Unix timestamp format in milliseconds
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