Hi,
I am looking for a simple script to add 30 days to current date.
with below code i can get current date.
{
:local cdate [ /system clock get date ]
:put $cdate
}
How can i get the date 30 days later from today.
if today is 2024-11-22, i want to get 2024-12-22
I have seen other implementation by very long methods using timestamp, unixdate, etc.
Any simple 2 line code is highly appreciated
What do you think everyone is stupid to do such complicated things?
If you don’t need to print the date in a human way, just:
(Example of 2024-11-22)
[rex@test-v7] > :put ([:totime [/system clock get date]])
2864w1d00:00:00
= 20049 days after 01/01/1970
[rex@test-v7] > :put ([:totime [/system clock get date]] + 30d)
2868w3d00:00:00
= 20079 days after 01/01/1970
[rex@test-v7] > :put (2868w3d00:00:00 - 2864w1d00:00:00)
4w2d00:00:00
= 30 days
[rex@test-v7] > :put ([:tonum (2868w3d00:00:00 - 2864w1d00:00:00)] / 86400)
30
Thank you for your reply.
I tried your code, some of them gives output and some dont. Please see the attached sreenshot.
If you can be kind enough to give me code to get the "date" (without time) after 30 days from current date.
I want just want the output as date.
There is no helper command for it like :todate or :convert from=… to=date to get formatted date from time or timestamp by single command, use function that can be found on forum, @rextended wrote some…
Thank you very for the guidance.
You don’t specify that you use old 7.10, actually the “stable” is 7.16.1 and have more functions than the 7.10
You can use this:
http://forum.mikrotik.com/t/convert-uptime-to-date-and-time/157724/36 GLOBAL FUNCTION HERE>>
[rex@test-v7] > :put [$unixtodatetime [:tonum 2868w3d00:00:00]]
2024/12/22 00:00:00
If you do not want " 00:00:00" just remove " $timeStart" from the function, at the end.
