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"use strict"; Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true }); exports.DateTime = exports.toSeconds = exports.fromSeconds = exports.toRfc3339WithNanoseconds = exports.fromRfc3339WithNanoseconds = void 0; const encoding_1 = require("@cosmjs/encoding"); const math_1 = require("@cosmjs/math"); function fromRfc3339WithNanoseconds(dateTimeString) { const out = (0, encoding_1.fromRfc3339)(dateTimeString); const nanosecondsMatch = dateTimeString.match(/\.(\d+)Z$/); const nanoseconds = nanosecondsMatch ? nanosecondsMatch[1].slice(3) : ""; out.nanoseconds = parseInt(nanoseconds.padEnd(6, "0"), 10); return out; } exports.fromRfc3339WithNanoseconds = fromRfc3339WithNanoseconds; function toRfc3339WithNanoseconds(dateTime) { const millisecondIso = dateTime.toISOString(); const nanoseconds = dateTime.nanoseconds?.toString() ?? ""; return `${millisecondIso.slice(0, -1)}${nanoseconds.padStart(6, "0")}Z`; } exports.toRfc3339WithNanoseconds = toRfc3339WithNanoseconds; function fromSeconds(seconds, nanos = 0) { const checkedNanos = new math_1.Uint32(nanos).toNumber(); if (checkedNanos > 999999999) { throw new Error("Nano seconds must not exceed 999999999"); } const out = new Date(seconds * 1000 + Math.floor(checkedNanos / 1000000)); out.nanoseconds = checkedNanos % 1000000; return out; } exports.fromSeconds = fromSeconds; /** * Calculates the UNIX timestamp in seconds as well as the nanoseconds after the given second. * * This is useful when dealing with external systems like the protobuf type * [.google.protobuf.Timestamp](https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/docs/reference/google.protobuf#google.protobuf.Timestamp) * or any other system that does not use millisecond precision. */ function toSeconds(date) { return { seconds: Math.floor(date.getTime() / 1000), nanos: (date.getTime() % 1000) * 1000000 + (date.nanoseconds ?? 0), }; } exports.toSeconds = toSeconds; /** @deprecated Use fromRfc3339WithNanoseconds/toRfc3339WithNanoseconds instead */ class DateTime { /** @deprecated Use fromRfc3339WithNanoseconds instead */ static decode(dateTimeString) { return fromRfc3339WithNanoseconds(dateTimeString); } /** @deprecated Use toRfc3339WithNanoseconds instead */ static encode(dateTime) { return toRfc3339WithNanoseconds(dateTime); } } exports.DateTime = DateTime; //# sourceMappingURL=dates.js.map