Add Time constructor from unix timestamp #12
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Adafruit encodes a year offset since 2000. Thus, we have to add 2000 when getting time from a unix timestamp.
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This PR adds a constructor that builds
Timefrom a unix timestamp. This is build on a similar constructor in Adafruit RTClib. That code is MIT, so it should be fine to copy. BTW, you should consider adding a license for this library.The reason for this change is that I would like to keep my RTC in sync using the network time protocol, and the code I found to do this gives the current time in the unix timestamp.