Introduction
Welcome to the documentation page for the dateunixconvertor.swift library! This library provides a convenient way to convert between dates and Unix timestamps in Swift.
Installation
To use the dateunixconvertor.swift library in your project, follow these steps:
- Open your project in Xcode.
- If you are using CocoaPods, add the following line to your Podfile and run
pod install
: - If you are using Swift Package Manager, add the following line to your dependencies in
Package.swift
: - Import the dateunixconvertor.swift library in your Swift file:
pod 'dateunixconvertor.swift'
.package(url: "https://github.com/example/repo.git", from: "1.0.0")
import dateunixconvertor
Usage
Converting from Date to Unix Timestamp
To convert a Date
object to a Unix timestamp, use the following code:
let date = Date() // replace with your own Date object
let unixTimestamp = date.toUnixTimestamp()
print("Unix Timestamp: \(unixTimestamp)")
Converting from Unix Timestamp to Date
To convert a Unix timestamp to a Date
object, use the following code:
let unixTimestamp = 1614556800 // replace with your own Unix timestamp
let date = Date(fromUnixTimestamp: unixTimestamp)
print("Converted Date: \(date)")
Examples
Example 1: Convert Current Date to Unix Timestamp
“`swift
import dateunixconvertor
let date = Date()
let unixTimestamp = date.toUnixTimestamp()
print(“Unix Timestamp: \(unixTimestamp)”)
“`
Example 2: Convert Unix Timestamp to Date
“`swift
import dateunixconvertor
let unixTimestamp = 1614556800
let date = Date(fromUnixTimestamp: unixTimestamp)
print(“Converted Date: \(date)”)
“`
Conclusion
That’s it! With dateunixconvertor.swift, you can easily convert between dates and Unix timestamps in your Swift projects. Enjoy using the library and feel free to explore its additional functionalities.