bfgTimeManager Class

Manage time in UTC or local timezone. More...

Public Member Functions
final Date	adjustedDate (long date)
	Adjust a date to match the local CDN server date/time timezone delta. More...
int	getDaysSinceFirstLaunch (long sessionStart)
	Get days since install (first launch). More...
synchronized long	getFirstLaunchDateTime ()
	Get the date/time of first launch, in ms since Unix epoch. More...

Static Public Member Functions
static long	adjustedNowMs ()
	Get current adjusted date/time, in milliseconds. More...
static void	initialize ()
	Static initializer (must be called before using sharedInstance())
static bfgTimeManager	sharedInstance ()
	Get shared instance of this singleton.

Detailed Description

Manage time in UTC or local timezone.

Member Function Documentation

◆ adjustedDate()

final Date com.bigfishgames.bfglib.bfgTimeManager.adjustedDate ( long  date )

inline

Adjust a date to match the local CDN server date/time timezone delta.

Parameters

date	Date/time to adjust

Returns

Input date/time adjusted to CDN's timezone

◆ adjustedNowMs()

static long com.bigfishgames.bfglib.bfgTimeManager.adjustedNowMs ( )

inlinestatic

Get current adjusted date/time, in milliseconds.

Returns

Current date and time, in milliseconds since Unix epoch, adjusted to server time

◆ getDaysSinceFirstLaunch()

int com.bigfishgames.bfglib.bfgTimeManager.getDaysSinceFirstLaunch ( long  sessionStart )

inline

Get days since install (first launch). NOTE: This is in elapsed 24-hour days, not calendar days.

Parameters

sessionStart

Current (or desired) session start date/time to compare against first launch

Since

6.3

◆ getFirstLaunchDateTime()

synchronized long com.bigfishgames.bfglib.bfgTimeManager.getFirstLaunchDateTime ( )

inline

Get the date/time of first launch, in ms since Unix epoch. NOTE: This method uses the history settings previously used by bfgHistoryReporting, which is now obsolete, so that we use any first launch data previously stored by bfgHistoryReporting for existing app upgrades.

Returns

Date/time of first launch, in ms. If never calculated before, the current date/time is used as first launch and stored for future lookups

Since

6.3