Package security.whisper.javastix.common

Class StixInstant

java.lang.Object

security.whisper.javastix.common.StixInstant

public class StixInstant
extends Object

Stores a Java.time Instant and stores the original sub-second precision digital count. SubSecond precision count means that the number of digits (even if all zeros / trailing zeros) are remembered. Use toString() to get the Stix string format for the datetime.

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field	Description
static final Pattern	REGEX_SUBSECOND

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
StixInstant()	Generates a Instant.now() Defaults to 3 digits of sub second precision (milliseconds)
StixInstant(Instant instant)	Defaults with parsed Instant's Nano second precision digit count.
StixInstant(Instant instant, int subSecondPrecision)

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
Instant	getInstant()	Get the underlying Instant value.
int	getOriginalSubSecondPrecisionDigitCount()
static StixInstant	now()	Static factory method for creating a StixInstant with the current time.
static StixInstant	parse(String dateString)
String	toString()	Generates a STIX Spec String of DateTime.
String	toString(int subSecondPrecision)

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Field Details

REGEX_SUBSECOND

public static final Pattern REGEX_SUBSECOND

Constructor Details

StixInstant

public StixInstant()

Generates a Instant.now() Defaults to 3 digits of sub second precision (milliseconds)

StixInstant

public StixInstant(Instant instant,
 int subSecondPrecision)

StixInstant

public StixInstant(Instant instant)

Defaults with parsed Instant's Nano second precision digit count. Note that trailing zeros would have been stripped. If you need to keep exact precision, including the trailing zeros, use StixInstant(Instant, int)

Method Details

now

public static StixInstant now()

Static factory method for creating a StixInstant with the current time. Defaults to 3 digits of sub second precision (milliseconds). This is the preferred way to create a StixInstant representing "now".

Returns:

A new StixInstant representing the current moment

getInstant

public Instant getInstant()

Get the underlying Instant value. If you need the Stix Date with the Stix Precision then use toString() getInstant() should only be used in special cases where you need access to perform temporal work.

getOriginalSubSecondPrecisionDigitCount

public int getOriginalSubSecondPrecisionDigitCount()

toString

public String toString()

Generates a STIX Spec String of DateTime. Uses StixDataFormats.getWriterStixDateTimeFormatter(int)

Overrides:

toString in class Object

toString

public String toString(int subSecondPrecision)

parse

public static StixInstant parse(String dateString)