How to add minutes to current time in swift

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I am new to Swift and am trying a scheduler  I have the start time selected and I need to add 5 minutes  or multiples of it  to the start time and display it in an UILabel   IBAction func timePickerClicked sender  UIDatePicker        var dateFormatter   NSDateFormatter       dateFormatter timeStyle   NSDateFormatterStyle ShortStyle     var dateStr   dateFormatter stringFromDate startTime date      let sttime   dateStr     startTimeDisplay text   dateStr       How to advance time by 5 minutes for each section based on the   start time selected and display time     section 1   start time   5    section 2   start time   10

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Swift 3   let minutes  TimeInterval   1   60 let nowPlusOne   Date     minutes

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I think the simplest will be  let minutes   Date timeIntervalSinceNow  minutes   60 0

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Swift 4      add 5 minutes to date  let date   startDate addingTimeInterval TimeInterval 5 0   60 0        subtract 5 minutes from date  let date   startDate addingTimeInterval TimeInterval -5 0   60 0     Swift 5 1      subtract 5 minutes from date transportationFromDate addTimeInterval TimeInterval -5 0   60 0

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NSDate init with timeIntervalSinceNow  Ex       let dateAfterMin   NSDate init timeIntervalSinceNow   minutes   60 0

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In case you want unix timestamp          let now   Date   Date           let currentCalendar   NSCalendar   Calendar current as NSCalendar          let nowPlusAddTime   Date   currentCalendar date byAdding   second  value  accessTime  to  now  options   matchNextTime            let unixTime   nowPlusAddTime timeIntervalSince1970

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You can use in swift 4 or 5       let date   Date       let dateFormatter   DateFormatter       dateFormatter dateFormat    yyyy-MM-dd H mm ss      let current date time   dateFormatter string from  date      print  before add time-- gt   current date time         adding 5 miniuts     let addminutes   date addingTimeInterval 5 60      dateFormatter dateFormat    yyyy-MM-dd H mm ss      let after add time   dateFormatter string from  addminutes      print  after add time-- gt   after add time    output   before add time-- gt  2020-02-18 10 38 15 after add time-- gt  2020-02-18 10 43 15

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You can use Calendar s method   func date byAdding component  Calendar Component  value  Int  to date  Date  wrappingComponents  Bool   default  - gt  Date    to add any Calendar Component to any Date  You can create a Date extension to add x minutes to your UIDatePicker s date   Xcode 8 and Xcode 9     Swift 3 0 and Swift 4 0  extension Date       func adding minutes  Int  - gt  Date           return Calendar current date byAdding   minute  value  minutes  to  self               Then you can just use the extension method to add minutes to the sender  UIDatePicker    let section1   sender date adding minutes  5  let section2   sender date adding minutes  10      Playground testing   Date   adding minutes  10        Jun 14  2016  5 31 PM

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You can do date arithmetic by using NSDateComponents  For example   import Foundation  let comps   NSDateComponents    comps minute   5  let cal   NSCalendar currentCalendar    let r   cal dateByAddingComponents comps  toDate  NSDate    options  nil    It is what you see when you try it in playground

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Save this little extension   extension Int     var seconds  Int       return self      var minutes  Int       return self seconds   60      var hours  Int       return self minutes   60      var days  Int       return self hours   24      var weeks  Int       return self days   7      var months  Int       return self weeks   4      var years  Int       return self months   12        Then use it intuitively like   let threeDaysLater   TimeInterval 3 days  date addingTimeInterval threeDaysLater

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Two approaches    Use Calendar and date byAdding to wrappingComponents    E g   in Swift 3 and later   let calendar   Calendar current let date   calendar date byAdding   minute  value  5  to  startDate   Just use   operator  see          to add a TimeInterval  i e  a certain number of seconds   E g  to add five minutes  you can   let date   startDate   5   60    Note  the order is specific here  The date on the left side of the   and the seconds on the right side    You can also use addingTimeInterval  if you   d prefer   let date   startDate addingTimeInterval 5   60     Bottom line    addingTimeInterval is easiest for simple scenarios  but if you ever want to add larger units  e g   days  months  etc    you would likely want to use the calendrical calculations because those adjust for daylight savings  whereas addingTimeInterval doesn   t     For Swift 2 renditions  see the previous revision of this answer

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