module-timestamp

Timestamp module allows generating timestamps via lookups in your transforms and conditions.

Installation#

Install with npm in your application:

Command

$ npm install --save \
    @eventvisor/sdk \
    @eventvisor/module-timestamp

Setting up#

And then set it up when initializing the SDK:

import { createInstance } from "@eventvisor/sdk";
import { createTimestampModule } from "@eventvisor/module-timestamp";
const eventvisor = createInstance({
  modules: [
    createTimestampModule(),
  ],
});

Usage example#

In your transforms:

events/my_event.yml

# ...
transforms:
  - type: set
    target: someTimestampProperty
    lookup: timestamp

Or in conditions:

conditions/my_condition.yml

# ...
conditions:
  - lookup: timestamp
    operator: after
    value: 2025-10-01T22:37:09.760+02:00

Formats#

The lookup name can be provided in the following ways to get the current timestamp in the desired format:

Lookup name	Example value	Description
`timestamp`	`2025-10-01T22:37:09.760+02:00`	ISO 8601 format with timezone offset
`timestamp.epoch`	`1727815029`	Unix timestamp in seconds
`timestamp.epoch_ms`	`1727815029760`	Unix timestamp in milliseconds

Dot-separated lookup name helps provide additional information to the module.