- Customizable Keyboard shortcut
- Customizable time format
- Include non-time strings in format e.g. "hello" y-m-d
- Pre-defined "common" formats available in settings.
Keyboard shortcut (search writeTimestamp in CODE > Preferences > Keyboard Shortcuts):
- PC:
ctrl-shift-t - MAC:
cmd-shift-t
Settings (search Write Timestamp in CODE > Preferences > Settings):
- Format : type your custom format
- GMT :
false - List : [some pre-defined formats you can choose]
NOTE: These are availble from VSCODE's settings. Search "writeTimestamp" in CODE > Preferences > Settings.
y-mm-dd @ HH:MM:SS // 2021-08-07 @ 06:01:19
y-mm-dd // 2021-08-07
y-m-d // 2021-8-7
m/d/y @ HH:MM:SS // 8/7/2021 @ 06:01:19
m/d/y // 8/7/2021
h:MM:SS AA // 6:01:19 AM
HH:MM:SS // 06:01:19
H:MM:SS // 6:01:19
W, J d, y @ h:MM:SS AA // Saturday, August 7, 2021 @ 6:01:19 AM
w, j d, y @ h:MM:SS AA // Sat, Aug 7, 2021 @ 6:01:19 AM
w, j. d, y @ h:MM:SS AA // Sat, Aug. 7, 2021 @ 6:01:19 AM
J ddd, y @ h:MM:SS AA // August 7th, 2021 @ 6:01:19 AM
J d, y @ h:MM:SS AA // August 7, 2021 @ 6:01:19 AM
J d, y // August 7, 2021
y-mm-ddTHH:MM:SSZZ // 2021-08-07T06:01:19-0400
ymmddHHMMSSL // 20210807060119538
ymmddHHMMSS.L // 20210807060119.538
'hello' y-m-d // hello 2021-8-7
d Day of the month
dd Day of the month - padded
ddd Day of the month - with ordinal suffix (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th ...)
w Week day - short name (Sun, Mon, Tues...)
W Week day - full name (Sunday, Monday, Tuesday...)
m Month (1-12)
mm Month - padded (01-12)
j Month - short name (Jan, Feb, Mar...)
J Month - full name (January, Feburary, March...)
y Year - full (2021)
yy Year - short (21)
yyyy Year - full (2021) (same as y)
H Hours (24-hour clock)
HH Hours (24-hour clock) - padded
h Hours (12-hour clock)
hh Hours (12-hour clock) - padded
M Minutes (0-59)
MM Minutes (01-59) - padded
S Seconds (0-59)
SS Seconds (01-59) - padded
L Milliseconds - 3 digits prefixed with a dot (.XXX)
a AM / PM - lowercase - single-character (a or p)
aa AM / PM - lowercase - two-character (am or pm)
aaa AM / PM - lowercase - two-character with dots (a.m. or p.m.)
A AM / PM - uppercase, single-character (A or P)
AA AM / PM - uppercase - two-character (AM or PM)
AAA AM / PM - uppercase - two-character with dots (A.M. or P.M.)
z US timezone abbreviation, e.g. EST or MDT. For non-US timezones GMT/UTC returned, e.g. GMT-0500
Z GMT/UTC timezone offset, e.g. -5 or +2.5
ZZ GMT/UTC timezone offset, e.g. -0500 or +0230
'foo' or "foo" Literal character sequence.
Examples:
' "bob did this on" y-m-d '
" 'bob did this on' y-m-d "
Quotes are not printed. If you need to print quotes, escape with a \backslash
Examples:
"bob\'s" y-m-d
bob said \"this\" on y-m-d
Tip: Include characters not listed above in your format. Example:
// y-m-dprefixes with comment "//" and adds "-" between flags
Tip: Include any additional words in your format, just surround with quotes (use single or double qutes). Example:
"shmoo" y-m-dprefix the word "shmoo", which prevents the flags "s", "m" "h" and "o" from being evaluated, because "shmoo" was wrapped with quotes.
This extension contributes the following settings:
writeTimestamp.aGMT: Use GMT (UTC) universal time. Will apply time-zone-offset to your local time to display all timestamps as GTM (UTC)writeTimestamp.bCustomFormat: Enter your own format here. Refer to the main Write Timestamp extension description for flag definitions. NOTE: Clear this field to use one of the pre-defined options below.writeTimestamp.cList: Pre-defined formats. IMPORTANT NOTE: B Custom Format overrides this selection. To use one of these pre-defined formats, remove anything manually entered into B Custom Format.