functions/Get-LokiTimestamp.ps1
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function Get-LokiTimestamp { <# .Synopsis Create a timestamp suitable for Loki log entries (Unix Epoch in nanoseconds). .Description Calling this function will return a timestamp suitable for Loki: - If a timestamp is provided it will be parsed and converted. - If no timestamp is provided the current date/time will be used. .Example $timestamp = Get-LokiTimestamp Write-Host "Current Unix Epoch is: $timestamp" .Example $timestamp = Get-LokiTimestamp -Timestamp '2022-09-07T14:51:57Z' Write-Host "Unix Epoch for 2022-09-07T14:51:57Z is: $timestamp" .Example $timestamp = Get-LokiTimestamp -Timestamp '1662562317000000000' Write-Host "Unix Epoch for 1662562317000000000 is, you guessed it...: $timestamp" .Link https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_time #> param ( # Specifies the timstamp to parse, if provided. [Parameter(ValueFromPipelineByPropertyName)] [string] $Timestamp ) process { Write-Debug "Input timestamp: $Timestamp" # Check if already a Unix Epoch string if ($Timestamp -notmatch '^\d{10}(?:\d{9})?$') { if (-Not $Timestamp) { $date = [DateTime]::UtcNow Write-Debug "Generated new timestamp: $($date.ToString('yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mm:ssZ'))" } else { $date = [DateTime]::Parse($Timestamp) } # Convert to Unix Epoch $Timestamp = Get-Date $date.ToUniversalTime() -UFormat %s Write-Debug "Converted to timestamp Unix Epoch: $Timestamp" } # Output Unix Epoch $Timestamp.PadRight(19, '0') } } |