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Get the current timestamp in milliseconds. Provides a more semantic and consistent interface than +new Date() and other weird js idioms.
$ npm install @f/timestamp
``js
var timestamp = require('@f/timestamp')
timestamp() === new Date().getTime()
timestamp() === +new Date
``
Returns: The current timestamp in milliseconds.
MIT
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