converting epoch time with milliseconds to datetime

Question

I have used a ruby script to convert iso time stamp to epoch  the files that I am parsing has following time stamp structure    2009-03-08T00 27 31 807   Since I want to keep milliseconds I used following ruby code to convert it to epoch time    irb main  010 0 gt  DateTime parse  2009-03-08T00 27 31 807   strftime   Q     gt   1236472051807    But In python I tried following    import time  time strftime   Y- m- d  H  M  S   time gmtime 1236472051807     But I don t get the original time date time back     gt  gt  gt  time strftime   Y- m- d  H  M  S   time gmtime 1236472051807    41152-03-29 02 50 07   gt  gt  gt     I wonder is it related to how I am formatting

User · Answer

those are miliseconds  just divide them by 1000  since gmtime expects seconds      time strftime   Y- m- d  H  M  S   time gmtime 1236472051807 1000 0

User · Answer

Use datetime datetime fromtimestamp    gt  gt  gt  import datetime  gt  gt  gt  s   1236472051807   1000 0  gt  gt  gt  datetime datetime fromtimestamp s  strftime   Y- m- d  H  M  S  f    2009-03-08 09 27 31 807000     f directive is only supported by datetime datetime strftime  not by time strftime   UPDATE Alternative using    str format    gt  gt  gt  import time  gt  gt  gt  s  ms   divmod 1236472051807  1000      1236472051  807   gt  gt  gt    s  03d     time strftime   Y- m- d  H  M  S   time gmtime s    ms   2009-03-08 00 27 31 807   gt  gt  gt        03d   format time strftime   Y- m- d  H  M  S   time gmtime s    ms   2009-03-08 00 27 31 807

[python] converting epoch time with milliseconds to datetime

Examples related to python

Examples related to ruby

Examples related to datetime

Examples related to epoch