Java library to speed up, slow down or reverse time. Any pull requests are welcome!
Multipliers define the scale and direction of manipulated time.
- A value of
2will make time twice as fast. - A value of
0.5will slow down the time to half. - A value of
-1will reverse the time.
Default Multiplier Clock will start at now * multiplier timestamp and will continue at a scale of multiplier. This is handy in a scenario where starting time is not particularly important.
Example:
MultiplierClock multiplierClock = new DefaultMultiplierClock(.5D);
while (true) {
System.out.println(multiplierClock.getDate());
Thread.sleep(1000);
}
Working similar to the Default Multiplier Clock, an Anchored Multiplier Clock will start at an user provided anchor timestamp or current timestamp if no input is provided.
Example:
MultiplierClock multiplierClock = new AnchoredMultiplierClock(882041400000L, 4D);
while (true) {
System.out.println(multiplierClock.getDate());
Thread.sleep(1000);
}