I'm using an API and it returns timestamp as 1651928421543667000, I can't find the supported format I have tried using
strtotime()
datetime()
strftime()
in PHP any help? Thanks!
CodePudding user response:
It's a timestamp in nanoseconds. Devs need ns
precision for some low-level tasks with I/O, RAM, radio signals and etc. You can get the same value in PHP by using a command such as echo system('date %s%N');
. You can also convert ns
into ms
or s
by using basics of metric system where nano
indicates 10^-9.
CodePudding user response:
So the output is a UNIX-Timestamp format. If you want to convert it to a regular datetime format, use the following code. However, you have to convert it to seconds first by dividing the time by 10^9 as @mardubbles pointed out.
$time = time();
date("d F Y H:i:s", $time);