You can enter dates and times using Natural Language like:
- [ 8am to 9am ]
- [ 7:32am 3 days ago ]
- [ noon April 1st ]
- etc...
Date/time ranges are expressed in any of these forms, where t0 is the earliest date and t1 is the latest date:
- t0 to t1
- from t0 to t1
- between t0 and t1
- t0 until t1
The intent is to enable you to speak your query easily, so if there's date-related query that's not working as you'd expect, just contact us. Some examples:
| Search Box Text | Interpretation |
| 8am | 8am today in your local timezone. |
| 8am Pacific | 8am Pacific Time (America/Los_Angeles) time zone regardless of your browser's current timezone. See supported time zone names and abbreviations. |
| 11pm | Unless you're a night owl searching after 11pm in your local timezone, Camio interprets this query as 11pm yesterday. i.e. Camio interprets date/time that would be in the future as intending to reference the past. |
| 2pm Sunday |
This means the prior Sunday at 2pm. If you happen to be searching on a Sunday, and really meant today Sunday rather than the prior Sunday, you would instead enter either: |
| 3 days ago at 3:30pm | If searching on Monday, this means the prior Friday at 3:30pm. |
| Monday 12am to Tuesday 12am | This constrains search results to the 24-hour period of Monday. |
| 2018-12-28T10:37:19.460-0800 | Show results starting at this precise timestamp. |
| 2018-12-28T04:00:00.000-0800 to 2018-12-28T05:00:00.000-0800 | Show only the one-hour period between 4am and 5am on December 28, 2018. |
| 4am December 28, 2018 to 5am December 28, 2018 | same as above when browser's timezone offset is PDT -0800. |
| Sunday | If you're performing this search at 12pm on Monday (the current time), then this means 12pm the prior Sunday (i.e. start at the current time of the day specified) |
| from 11pm Dec 24th to 6am Dec 25th | Show only the Santa delivery window. |
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