Convert from Unix Timestamp to date in Groovy












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I have a date in unix timestamp and I want to convert it to human readable...



 def dateUnix = 1486146877214

 Date dateObj =  new Date( ((long)dateUnix) * 1000 )

 def cleanDate = new SimpleDateFormat('yyyy-MM-dd').format(dateObj)

 println "clean date $cleanDate"


This gives me..



  clean date 49064-02-13


where I was expecting "2017-02-03".



What am I doing wrong?



I even casted the timestamp to a long explicitly as suggested in this answer.






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I have a date in unix timestamp and I want to convert it to human readable...



 def dateUnix = 1486146877214

 Date dateObj =  new Date( ((long)dateUnix) * 1000 )

 def cleanDate = new SimpleDateFormat('yyyy-MM-dd').format(dateObj)

 println "clean date $cleanDate"


This gives me..



  clean date 49064-02-13


where I was expecting "2017-02-03".



What am I doing wrong?



I even casted the timestamp to a long explicitly as suggested in this answer.






date groovy







share|improve this question























  • Try this answer stackoverflow.com/questions/47403542/…

    – IamVickyAV
    Nov 21 '18 at 6:41














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I have a date in unix timestamp and I want to convert it to human readable...



 def dateUnix = 1486146877214

 Date dateObj =  new Date( ((long)dateUnix) * 1000 )

 def cleanDate = new SimpleDateFormat('yyyy-MM-dd').format(dateObj)

 println "clean date $cleanDate"


This gives me..



  clean date 49064-02-13


where I was expecting "2017-02-03".



What am I doing wrong?



I even casted the timestamp to a long explicitly as suggested in this answer.






date groovy







share|improve this question














I have a date in unix timestamp and I want to convert it to human readable...



 def dateUnix = 1486146877214

 Date dateObj =  new Date( ((long)dateUnix) * 1000 )

 def cleanDate = new SimpleDateFormat('yyyy-MM-dd').format(dateObj)

 println "clean date $cleanDate"


This gives me..



  clean date 49064-02-13


where I was expecting "2017-02-03".



What am I doing wrong?



I even casted the timestamp to a long explicitly as suggested in this answer.






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  • Try this answer stackoverflow.com/questions/47403542/…

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  • Try this answer stackoverflow.com/questions/47403542/…

    – IamVickyAV
    Nov 21 '18 at 6:41

















Try this answer stackoverflow.com/questions/47403542/…

– IamVickyAV
Nov 21 '18 at 6:41





Try this answer stackoverflow.com/questions/47403542/…

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Don't multiply by 1000 - new Date(long) is in millisecs not microsecs






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    There is default way to convert Unix time stamp to Java date:



    import java.time.Instant
    
import java.util.Date
    

    
def unixTimeStamp = 1486146877214
    
Date date = Date.from(Instant.ofEpochSecond(unixTimeStamp))





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              There is default way to convert Unix time stamp to Java date:



              import java.time.Instant
              
import java.util.Date
              

              
def unixTimeStamp = 1486146877214
              
Date date = Date.from(Instant.ofEpochSecond(unixTimeStamp))





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                There is default way to convert Unix time stamp to Java date:



                import java.time.Instant
                
import java.util.Date
                

                
def unixTimeStamp = 1486146877214
                
Date date = Date.from(Instant.ofEpochSecond(unixTimeStamp))





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                  There is default way to convert Unix time stamp to Java date:



                  import java.time.Instant
                  
import java.util.Date
                  

                  
def unixTimeStamp = 1486146877214
                  
Date date = Date.from(Instant.ofEpochSecond(unixTimeStamp))





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                  There is default way to convert Unix time stamp to Java date:



                  import java.time.Instant
                  
import java.util.Date
                  

                  
def unixTimeStamp = 1486146877214
                  
Date date = Date.from(Instant.ofEpochSecond(unixTimeStamp))






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