GETPOSTConvert UNIX epoch seconds to ISO 8601 in any timezone.
Handy for debugging timestamps—just pass the epoch and target timezone to see a friendly date/time.
View reference →Shared helper APIs consumed by multiple services. Browse the catalog below and pick the helpers that fit your workflow.
Every helper runs with the same simple API key. Sign in (or create a free Dataczar account) at Dataczar Connect to issue keys in seconds, then drop the key into any `ak=` parameter and start shipping.
Tip: reuse the same key across these helpers, or rotate keys per project from the Connect dashboard.Handy for debugging timestamps—just pass the epoch and target timezone to see a friendly date/time.
View reference →Great for quick checksums—supports md5, sha1, sha256, and sha512.
View reference →Accepts any ISO-ish string, applies the timezone you specify, and returns a clean ISO 8601 string (optionally with milliseconds).
View reference →Base64URL decodes the first two JWT segments so you can inspect claims during debugging.
View reference →Use this when prototyping cron windows or token expiration logic—supply the base timestamp, amount, and unit.
View reference →If the timestamp lacks timezone info we assume the provided from_timezone (default UTC) before converting to the target zone.
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