I have this format of datetime currently stored in res.data[i].time: what I want to do is convert it to moment format. When i do this: it gives me this: what I want to need to do is convert 2022-05-18T13:00:00.000Z to moment somehow. I tried: but that doesn’t work either. is there a way to do this? Answer Just let whatever
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How to disable the hours before the start date&time using v-calendar?
I am using v-calendar to have the start date&time and end date&time using mode as dateTime. My requirement is to make the end date&time not go before the start date&time. For this, I am using :min-date prop bounded with start date&time value as shown in the below code. Now let’s say the start date&time selected is Feb 10th, 05:00 AM
How to validate whether a string-value is a parsable date-format?
I am running the code below, checking if the string is a date. One of my input values is ‘text’ which returns the NaN value but my if clause does not work as expected. Answer You’re almost there: Instead of comparing whatDate to ‘NaN’ use the function isNaN(): Alternatively, if you really want to compare to ‘NaN’ you first have
moment.js returns invalid Date for moment (String, string)
Wants to compare the timestamp. Tried lots of ways but it is throwing an Invalid Date error. The variables startDate /endDate/testDate returns a same timestamp format in ‘DD.MM.YYYY HH:MM:ss’ i.e. ‘21.12.2021 08:29:00’ Also tried using isBetween() function. But for all the conditions it is throwing result as false. please correct me. Answer From https://momentjs.com/docs/#/parsing/string-format/ momentjs docs screenshot MM in HH:MM:ss
Protractor: How to sort a list by date/time?
How do I sort a list by date/time? in my application, the date/time format is “Mon, Nov 1 | 8:30 PM” when I try to convert the string into date getting an invalid date as o/p. Help me to sort a list by date/time. Related to this question Answer You can parse the strings to values that sort as required.
React: Converting mongoDB date to human readable date
A document stored in MongoDB has a “createdAt” property, which contains a timestamp. Here we have an example of the timestamp: Considering this date is today, how can I reproduce the following behavior?: Display this date as “Today at 12:24 PM” Tomorrow, display this date as “Yesterday at 12:24 PM” From the day after tomorrow and beyond, display it as
How do I find the nearest Past or Future Date in an array of Dates by an DateObject?
Let’s say we have an Array of Dates and an Date Object, which we need to search in the dateArr, for example: And all together we have this PLUS a function to return us the nearestDate in dateArr by findDate which can lie in the past or future What I tried so far without sucess … And somehow the snippet
Formatting ISO time with Luxon
Using Luxon JS, I’ve been trying to format datetime to output in a certain format, using the native toISO function: This is what I get: And this is what I want: I know that they are both equivalent in terms of unix time and mean the same thing except in a different format, I just want to be able to
How to set user-defined time in Javascript and add 2 hours to it?
The user is providing time in the format of 12:00:00 (which is in string), and I want to add 1 or 3 hours to the time and show it as the end time. The code: How I am adding the time: I know I am doing something wrong, but can’t figure out what? Thanks in advance! Answer You have to
Javascript Send Schedule Date From Local Timezone to Server Time
I am in Hawaii. From Angular, I want to send Pacific Standard Time (PST) to C# Net Core API. It will save it in database and save in Pacific Standard Time. (I didn’t create the architecture, just noting). The whole Angular Application date/times are written in reference of PST. Example goal is to Schedule Date at 4:30PM PST We learned