I’m recording events arriving over the network and would like a little more precision than milliseconds. Dates.now() only provides a milliscond timestamp. Has anyone already written a function to wrap the Linux system call for a timestamp with microsecond precision?

Current timestamp with microsecond precision

tomerarnon April 10, 2020, 9:22am 2

You can use time() to get the system time in seconds (with high precision)

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