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This function checks whether, a given timestamp (e.g. the due date of an issue) falls into a time frame defined in a JWT calendar specification.

withinCalendar(timestamp, calendarName, timeZone) #Output: Boolean

Parser expression Description

withinCalendar(2020/12/01 8:00, "my_calendar", LOCAL)

This example returns:

true

December 1st of 2020 is a Tuesday.

withinCalendar(2020/12/01 17:00, "my_calendar", LOCAL)

This example returns:

false

December 1st of 2020 is a Tuesday.

Parameter	Input (data type)	Description
`timestamp`		The parameter must be valid timestamp. Usually this value is retrieved from a field (e.g. due date, created date).
`calendarName`		The name of the used JWT calendar.
`timeZone`		The time zone used for the calculation.

This function returns a

Variant of the function where you can define an additional JWT calendar specification.

withinCalendar(timestamp, calendarName, additionalSpecifier, timeZone) #Output: Boolean

Parser expression Description

withinCalendar(2020/12/04 9:00, "my_calendar", "2020/12/04 {;}", LOCAL)

This example returns:

false

The additional specifier {;} excludes December 4th from the calendar.

Parameter	Input(data type)	Description
`timestamp`		The parameter must be valid timestamp. Usually this value is retrieved from a field (e.g. due date, created date).
`calendarName`		The name of the used JWT calendar.
`additionalSpecifier`		A text containing an additional JWT calendar specification.
`timeZone`		The time zone used for the calculation.

This function returns a

This function is usually used in a validators or the conditional execution parameter of post functions.

Use cases and examples

Short description	Checks whether a timestamp falls into a time frame defined in a JWT calendar specification.
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