Generate Epoch Time Operation Added #1045
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I've modified this to use the W3C High Resolution Time API so that it now supports microsecond granularity. Nanoseconds are also an option in the operation arguments, but it just multiplies the microseconds value by 1000 so there is no actual accuracy to that level. Since the 'From UNIX Timestamp' operation supports nanoseconds, it made sense to include them here as an option. I've also changed the name to 'Get Time' since an epoch refers to a static point in time (in this case, the UNIX epoch which was back in 1970) rather than the current time. |
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As far as I can tell, I cannot extended the granularity to microseconds.
closes #1044