Blocks within date
List of all the block within the date group. If you're running an older core version, there may be groups listed here that are not available to you (yet).
number v15.0.0 Converts a date, date string, or epoch timestamp to a Unix timestamp in MILLISECONDS — the unit of _meta.ums/cms/rms and of most external APIs. Numbers (and numeric strings) are detected by size: values of 100000000000 (11 digits, March 1973) and above are already milliseconds and pass through, smaller values are read as seconds and multiplied. Pre-1973 millisecond values are outside the detection range — convert those by hand. Anything non-numeric is parsed like every other date pin, in the entity timezone. is this month condition v10.4.28 difference in years number v13.0.7 The difference between 2 given dates in years. ttl 1 year date v15.0.0 Gives you the current date plus 1 year. Useful as a TTL value. set timezone date v10.4.28 Set the timezone for the given date to the specified timezone. set to: start of hour date v10.4.28 Returns the start of the hour for the given date. minus minutes date v10.4.28 Minus an selected amount of minutes of your given date. difference in days number v10.4.28 The difference between 2 given dates in days. ttl 6 hours date v15.0.0 Gives you the current date plus 6 hours. Useful as a TTL value. ttl 30 minutes date v15.0.0 Gives you the current date plus 30 minutes. Useful as a TTL value. plus minutes date v10.4.28 Plus an selected amount of minutes to your given date. plus weeks date v10.4.28 Plus an selected amount of weeks to your given date. set to: end of month date v10.4.28 Returns the end of the month for the given date ttl 5 minutes date v15.0.0 Gives you the current date plus 5 minutes. Useful as a TTL value. plus hours date v10.4.28 Plus an selected amount of hours to your given date. minus years date v10.4.28 Minus a selected amount of years of your given date. minus hours date v10.4.28 Minus an selected amount of hours of your given date is this year condition v10.4.28 plus days date v10.4.28 Plus an selected amount of days to your given date. set to: start of week date v10.4.28 Returns the start of the week for the given date. make locale date v10.4.28 Set the locale for the given date to the specified locale. ttl 6 months date v15.0.0 Gives you the current date plus 6 months. Useful as a TTL value. difference in minutes number v10.4.28 Difference between 2 given dates in minutes. set to: end of year date v10.4.28 Returns the end of the year for the given date set to: end of week date v10.4.28 Returns the end of the week for the given date. set to: start of month date v10.4.28 Returns the start of the month for the given date. is this workweek condition v10.6.2 make utc date v10.4.28 Convert the given date to Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). difference in hours number v10.4.28 Difference between 2 given dates in hours. ttl 1 hour date v15.0.0 Gives you the current date plus 1 hour. Useful as a TTL value. from now value v10.4.28 Calculate the duration from the given date to the current time and represent it in a human-readable format. set to: end of hour date v10.5.10 Returns the end of the hour for the given date. difference in months number v13.0.7 The difference between 2 given dates in months. to unix seconds number v15.0.0 Converts a date, date string, or epoch timestamp to a Unix timestamp in SECONDS — the unit the platform's date fields store. Numbers (and numeric strings) are detected by size: values of 100000000000 (11 digits, March 1973) and above are read as milliseconds and divided, smaller values pass through as seconds; fractional seconds are floored. Pre-1973 millisecond values are outside the detection range — convert those by hand. Anything non-numeric is parsed like every other date pin, in the entity timezone. minus days date v10.4.28 Minus an selected amount of days of your given date. plus years date v10.4.28 Plus an selected amount of years to your given date. is today condition v10.4.28 format value v10.4.28 Format the given date, e.g., DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm difference in weeks number v13.0.7 Difference between 2 given dates in weeks. is empty condition v10.4.28 checks if the date is empty difference in seconds number v10.4.28 Difference between 2 given dates in seconds. plus seconds date v10.4.28 Plus an selected amount of seconds to your given date. set to: start of day date v10.4.28 Returns the start of the day for the given date. date now date v10.4.28 Gives you the current date based on your timezone. set to: start of year date v10.4.28 Returns the start of the year for the given date. minus months date v10.4.28 Minus an selected amount of months of your given date ttl 2 weeks date v15.0.0 Gives you the current date plus 2 weeks. Useful as a TTL value. is this week condition v10.4.28 ttl 12 hours date v15.0.0 Gives you the current date plus 12 hours. Useful as a TTL value. minus seconds date v10.4.28 Minus an selected amount of seconds of your given date. set to: end of day date v10.4.28 Returns the end of the day for the given date. get unixtimestamp number v10.4.28 Get the Unix timestamp of the given date. plus months date v10.4.28 Plus an selected amount of years to your given date. ttl 1 week date v15.0.0 Gives you the current date plus 1 week. Useful as a TTL value. get timezone value v13.0.8 Returns the timezone of the given date ttl 1 day date v15.0.0 Gives you the current date plus 1 day. Useful as a TTL value. switch date v12.0.4 Returns a date based of the given expression. ttl 1 month date v15.0.0 Gives you the current date plus 1 month. Useful as a TTL value. never date v11.2.1 Will return the -1 unix timestamp. It can be used as expiry for the document update or remove actions minus weeks date v10.4.28 Minus an selected amount of weeks of your given date. is this iso week condition v10.4.28 ttl 3 months date v15.0.0 Gives you the current date plus 3 months. Useful as a TTL value. ttl 1 minute date v15.0.0 Gives you the current date plus 1 minute. Useful as a TTL value. Back to
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