Function pastemyst::time::expires_into_unix_async

pub async fn expires_into_unix_async(
    created_at: u64, 
    expires_in: &str
) -> TimeResult<u64>

Asynchronously sends a request to pastemyst's time module to convert the expires_in field to a unix timestamp. This method is really useful for time related operations where this kind of data is cruicial for certian functionality.

If the expires_in field is not valid or recognized, it does NOT send any web requests and emits a warning. To prevent runtime exceptions, the return value, when unset i.e, when web requests aren't send, sets the value of the return integer to 0 regardless.

The created_at value is an unsigned 64 bit integer meanwhile expires_at is a string. It's recommended to use provided strings by the library under pastemyst::time::expires_in.

API Docs

The relevent API documentation for this method is: https://paste.myst.rs/api-docs/time

Examples

use pastemyst::time::*;

#[tokio::main]
async fn main() -> TimeResult<()> {
    let unix_time: u64 = expires_into_unix_async(1337, expires_in::TWO_DAYS).await?;
    println!("{}", unix_time.to_string());
    Ok(())
}