ntimestamp: neat representation of time stamp

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neat representation of time stamp

Description

neat representation of time stamp

Usage

ntimestamp(
  timestamp,
  show_weekday = TRUE,
  show_date = TRUE,
  show_hours = TRUE,
  show_minutes = TRUE,
  show_seconds = TRUE,
  show_timezone = TRUE,
  display_weekday = NULL,
  include_date = NULL,
  include_hours = NULL,
  include_minutes = NULL,
  include_seconds = NULL,
  include_timezone = NULL
)

Arguments

timestamp	a POSIX time stamp
show_weekday	a Boolean representing if the weekday of the timestamp to be included. By default it is set to TRUE
show_date	a Boolean representing if the date of time stamp to be included. By default it is set to TRUE.
show_hours	a Boolean representing if the hours to be included. By default it is set to TRUE
show_minutes	a Boolean representing if the minutes to be included. By default it is set to TRUE
show_seconds	a Boolean representing if the seconds to be included. By default it is set to TRUE
show_timezone	a Boolean variable representing if the timezone of the date variable to be included. By default it is set to TRUE.
display_weekday	Deprecated. Use 'show_weekday' instead.
include_date	Deprecated. Use 'show_date' instead.
include_hours	Deprecated. Use 'show_hours' instead.
include_minutes	Deprecated. Use 'show_minutes' instead.
include_seconds	Deprecated. Use 'show_seconds' instead.
include_timezone	Deprecated. Use 'show_timezone' instead.

Value

String representation of time stamp

Examples

# Neat representation of time stamp
x <- Sys.time()
ntimestamp(x)
# Neat representation of time from a time stamp
ntimestamp(x,
  show_date = FALSE, show_seconds = FALSE,
  show_timezone = FALSE
)

neatR documentation built on Jan. 31, 2026, 5:07 p.m.