Function

Covers a nanoseconds unix timestamp to a INanoDate for node-influx. The timestamp is provided as a string to prevent precision loss.

Please see A Moment for Times for a more complete and eloquent explanation of time handling in this module.

Example:

const date = toNanoDate('1475985480231035600')

// You can use the returned Date as a normal date:
expect(date.getTime()).to.equal(1475985480231);

// We decorate it with two additional methods to read
// nanosecond-precision results:
expect(date.getNanoTime()).to.equal('1475985480231035600');
expect(date.toNanoISOString()).to.equal('2016-10-09T03:58:00.231035600Z');

Checks if there are any errors in the IResponse and, if so, it throws them.

Throw:

Converts a timestamp to a string with the correct precision. Assumes that raw number and string instances are already in the correct precision.

Coerces the field map to a set of writable values, a la coerceFields, using native guesses based on the field datatypes.

Converts a Date instance to a timestamp with the specified time precision.

FormatDate converts the Date instance to Influx's date query format.

Converts an ISO-formatted data or unix timestamp to a Date instance. If the precision is finer than 'ms' the returned value will be a INanoDate.

From parses out a response to a result or list of responses. There are three situations we cover here:

1. A single query without groups, like select * from myseries
2. A single query with groups, generated with a group by statement which groups by series tags, grouping by times is case (1)
3. Multiple queries of types 1 and 2

ParseSingle asserts that the response contains a single result, and returns that result.

Throw: