I've tried using Signal.Time.every in a Elm-like fashion (sending messages with a Unix timestamp applied), but instead it returns time from the session (kinda) start, because it relies on performance and process, using Date.now as a fallback only.
The closest workaround is copying everyP and re-implementing now in own foreign module.
But either or both:
the documentation really should note that moment (from which JS object it takes current time)
every instance for Unix time dispatching should be presented
I've tried using
Signal.Time.everyin a Elm-like fashion (sending messages with a Unix timestamp applied), but instead it returns time from the session (kinda) start, because it relies onperformanceandprocess, usingDate.nowas a fallback only.The closest workaround is copying
everyPand re-implementingnowin own foreign module.But either or both:
everyinstance for Unix time dispatching should be presented