Libjwt.NumericDate

POSIX seconds

Documentation

newtype NumericDate

Represents the number of seconds elapsed since 1970-01-01

Used in accordance with the RFC in Exp, Nbf and Iat claims

Constructors

NumericDate

Fields

• secondsSinceEpoch :: Int64

Instances

Bounded NumericDate

Defined in Libjwt.NumericDate

Methods

minBound :: NumericDate

maxBound :: NumericDate

Eq NumericDate

Defined in Libjwt.NumericDate

Methods

(==) :: NumericDate -> NumericDate -> Bool

(/=) :: NumericDate -> NumericDate -> Bool

Ord NumericDate

Defined in Libjwt.NumericDate

Methods

compare :: NumericDate -> NumericDate -> Ordering

(<) :: NumericDate -> NumericDate -> Bool

(<=) :: NumericDate -> NumericDate -> Bool

(>) :: NumericDate -> NumericDate -> Bool

(>=) :: NumericDate -> NumericDate -> Bool

max :: NumericDate -> NumericDate -> NumericDate

min :: NumericDate -> NumericDate -> NumericDate

Show NumericDate

Defined in Libjwt.NumericDate

Methods

showsPrec :: Int -> NumericDate -> ShowS

show :: NumericDate -> String

showList :: [NumericDate] -> ShowS

JsonParser NumericDate

Defined in Libjwt.Classes

Methods

jsonParser :: JsonToken -> Maybe NumericDate

JsonBuilder NumericDate

Defined in Libjwt.Classes

Methods

jsonBuilder :: NumericDate -> Builder

fromUTC :: UTCTime -> NumericDate

fromPOSIX :: POSIXTime -> NumericDate

toPOSIX :: NumericDate -> POSIXTime

now :: MonadTime m => m NumericDate

Convert currentTime to a number of seconds since 1970-01-01

plusSeconds :: NumericDate -> NominalDiffTime -> NumericDate

Add some seconds to the date

minusSeconds :: NumericDate -> NominalDiffTime -> NumericDate

Subtract some seconds from the date

diffSeconds :: NumericDate -> NumericDate -> NominalDiffTime

The number of seconds between two dates