Summary
Add a browser-based timestamp converter for translating Unix timestamps into readable dates and converting dates back into timestamps.
Why
Timestamp conversion is a common utility task for developers, support teams, and anyone checking logs, API payloads, scheduled jobs, or analytics data. It expands oddkit beyond image tools while staying lightweight, practical, and local-first.
Proposed scope
- Convert Unix timestamps to human-readable dates
- Convert date/time input back to Unix timestamps
- Support seconds and milliseconds
- Show values in local time and UTC
- Allow selecting or comparing time zones if feasible
- Copy generated values to the clipboard
- Process everything locally in the browser
UX notes
- Keep input and output visible at the same time
- Use mono typography for timestamps and generated values
- Suggested microcopy:
// what time is 1720000000
Acceptance criteria
- Seconds and milliseconds timestamps are parsed correctly
- Date input can be converted back into timestamp values
- UTC and local time outputs are clearly labeled
- Invalid input shows a useful error state without crashing
- No input data is uploaded to a server
Summary
Add a browser-based timestamp converter for translating Unix timestamps into readable dates and converting dates back into timestamps.
Why
Timestamp conversion is a common utility task for developers, support teams, and anyone checking logs, API payloads, scheduled jobs, or analytics data. It expands oddkit beyond image tools while staying lightweight, practical, and local-first.
Proposed scope
UX notes
// what time is 1720000000Acceptance criteria