object CurrentTimeRecorder

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CurrentTimeRecorder.scala
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  1. trait Labelled[F[_], -A] extends Metric.Labelled[A]

    A derived metric type that sets an underlying Gauge.Labelled to the current system time.

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  9. def fromDoubleGauge[F[_]](gauge: Gauge[F, Double])(f: (FiniteDuration) => Double)(implicit arg0: FlatMap[F], arg1: Clock[F]): CurrentTimeRecorder[F]

    Create a CurrentTimeRecorder from a Gauge that records scala.Double values

    Create a CurrentTimeRecorder from a Gauge that records scala.Double values

    The best way to construct a CurrentTimeRecorder is to use the asCurrentTimeRecorder on the gauge DSL provided by MetricFactory

    gauge

    the Gauge instance to set the current time value against

    f

    a function to go from the current time represented in scala.concurrent.duration.FiniteDuration as a scala.Double

  10. def fromLongGauge[F[_]](gauge: Gauge[F, Long])(f: (FiniteDuration) => Long)(implicit arg0: FlatMap[F], arg1: Clock[F]): CurrentTimeRecorder[F]

    Create a CurrentTimeRecorder from a Gauge that records scala.Long values

    Create a CurrentTimeRecorder from a Gauge that records scala.Long values

    The best way to construct a CurrentTimeRecorder is to use the asCurrentTimeRecorder on the gauge DSL provided by MetricFactory

    gauge

    the Gauge instance to set the current time value against

    f

    a function to go from the current time represented in scala.concurrent.duration.FiniteDuration as a scala.Long

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