ref: f76209e01bf9954bd50a84caa02c8883cab1e04a
dir: /cmd/date.rc/
#!/bin/rc
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cat /adm/timezone/GMT > /env/timezone
nl='
'
fn check {
r=`$nl{seconds $1}
if(! ~ $r $2){
echo "$"r"
echo "$"2"
echo $status
>[1=2] echo fail: $1: got $r expected $2
exit 'fail'
}
}
# examples from manpage, and shuffles
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check '23 may 2011' 1306108800
check 'may 23 2011' 1306108800
check 'may 2011 23' 1306108800
check '23 2011 may' 1306108800
check '2011 may 23' 1306108800
check '2011 23 may' 1306108800
# now with timezones
check '23 may 2011 edt' 1306123200
check '23 may 2011 gmt' 1306108800
# If the tz is present, the results should stay
# the same if we change zones.
@{
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cat /adm/timezone/US_Pacific >/env/timezone
check '23 may 2011 edt' 1306123200
check '23 may 2011 gmt' 1306108800
}
# now with all variations on times.
check 'may 23 2011 0' 1306108800
check 'may 23 2011 0:1' 1306108860
check 'may 23 2011 0:1:2' 1306108862
# now with times and timezones
check '23 may 2011 edt' 1306123200
check '23 may 2011 gmt' 1306108800
# formats from date(1)
check 'Sun, 14 Jun 2020 22:08:48 -0700' 1592197728
check 'Sun, 14 Jun 2020 -0700' 1592118000
check '2020-06-14' 1592092800
check '2020-06-14T22:14:17-07:00' 1592198057
# colloquial american format (eww)
check '06/14/2020' 1592092800
check '06/01/2020' 1590969600
# Arizona has no DST
@{
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cat /adm/timezone/US_Arizona >/env/timezone
check 'Mon, Jun 21 17:38:02 MST 2020' 1592786282
}
# CET is a timezone with no hard-coded
# timezone name -- it should round trip
@{
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cat /adm/timezone/CET >/env/timezone
tm=1592782682
ds=`{date $tm}
r=`{seconds $"ds}
if(! ~ $tm $r)
>[1=2] echo fail: CET: got $r expected $tm
}
# The other EST should also round trip.
@{
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cat /adm/timezone/Australia_ACT >/env/timezone
tm=1592782682
ds=`$nl{date $tm}
r=`$nl{seconds $ds}
if(! ~ $tm $r)
>[1=2] echo fail: Austraila_ACT: got $r expected $tm
}
exit ''