Uses atcute to show how you can do upserts with atproto records
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tid example
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tid.js
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tid.js
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const rightMeow = new Date();
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console.log(`It's ${rightMeow.toLocaleString()} or ${rightMeow.getTime()}`);
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//Tids timestamps are in microseconds. Padding it a bit since we don't need that precision.
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//TIDs timestamps are in microseconds. Padding it a bit since we don't need that precision.
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const rightNowMicroSeconds = rightMeow * 1000;
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//Every TID needs a clock id, can be your favorite number even.
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const clockId = 23;
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const rightMeowTid = TID.create(rightNowMicroSeconds, clockId)
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console.log(`TID: ${rightMeowTid}`)
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const { timestamp} = TID.parse(rightMeowTid)
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const rightMeowTid = TID.create(rightNowMicroSeconds, clockId);
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console.log(`TID: ${rightMeowTid}`);
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const { timestamp} = TID.parse(rightMeowTid);
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//remove the padding
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const backToMilliSeconds = timestamp / 1000
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const rightNowConvertedBack = new Date(backToMilliSeconds)
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console.log(`Converted back: ${rightNowConvertedBack.toLocaleString()} or ${backToMilliSeconds}`)
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const backToMilliSeconds = timestamp / 1000;
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//Get a readable timestamp for demo
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const rightNowConvertedBack = new Date(backToMilliSeconds);
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console.log(`Converted back: ${rightNowConvertedBack.toLocaleString()} or ${backToMilliSeconds}`);