Arduino library to read time from Network Time Protocol (NTP) servers.
- Handles all heavy lifting involved with managing connections to and parsing time from an NTP server.
- As easy as providing a UDP object to the constructor during initialization.
- Works on Arduino and ESP8266.
- If time update from NTP server fails, time is not set to 0 but kept as last known
- Added functions to get info, if time update failed, and time since last update
- Possible to set update interval (default 60 secs) with init call or separate function
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NodeMCU
Using EasyNTPClient on a NodeMCU (ESP8266) -
ArduinoEspWifiShield
Using EasyNTPClient on an Arduino UNO with an ESP-01 (ESP8266) WiFi module.
By Claran Martis
- Possible calls
EasyNTPClient(UDP &udp);
EasyNTPClient(UDP &udp, const char* serverPool);
EasyNTPClient(UDP &udp, const char* serverPool, int offset);
EasyNTPClient(UDP &udp, const char* serverPool, int offset, unsigned int updateInterval);
- Parameters
udp: Reference to an UDP object.
serverPool: NTP server pool domain name. Default = "pool.ntp.org".
offset: Difference from UTC in seconds. Default = 0.
updateInterval: Update interval in seconds. Default = 60.
(getUnixTime will return internal unix time before the update interval is reached)
- Return
EasyNTPClient object
Get time in UNIX format
unsigned long getUnixTime();
Returns:
UTC time in UNIX time format (seconds)
Set update interval
void setInterval(unsigned int updateInterval);
Parameters:
updateInterval: Update interval in seconds. Default = 60.
Last update successful
bool wasUpdated()
Returns:
TRUE: If last update was successful
FALSE: If last update was not successful
Time since last successful update
unsigned int sinceUpdate()
Returns:
Time in seconds since the last successful update.
Get time offset
int getTimeOffset()
Returns:
EasyNTPClient object.
Set time offset
void setTimeOffset(int offset);
Parameters:
offset: Difference from UTC in seconds.