@mj1856 on moment/moment#1407 you said to talk with you so here it goes :)
Is there any way to disable the warning during tests?
Is there any way to disable the warning during tests?
Hi all, when I do something like this;
moment.duration("P240M") it returns a duration object that has converted it to 20 years... Not wrong, but a little frustrating when I want .humanize() to return "240 months"... Am I missing something or my specific use-case is just a PITA?
Sorry the locale is "en" on both
coming across a very strange bug
I'm having some trouble with date/time formatting. On my client I use
moment(myDateObject).format('h:mm a') and check the output and I have what is expected, something like "7:53 am". I then use my socket.io connection to send that to my Raspberry Pi running on the same network locally and store it in a variable. When my client restarts it emits an event to my Rpi asking for the value to be returned. But what I get back isn't formatted as it was when I sent it. Instead it looks like "2019-02-08T12:53:22.000Z". Do I need to do something extra to grab the formatted date from Moment before sending it?
why does this give me March
any way to convert date time to "2018-10-04T11:54:07.000Z" format
?
moment("2018-10-04 11:54:000").format("YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:ss.SSSSZ")
results 2018-10-04T11:54:00.0000+05:30 this one
but i need datetime to be in 2018-10-04T11:54:07.000Z format with z
I have users in my database with a field timezone which I'll utilize later
The client sends hours in this format to server
19:30 then I take a user and his timezone and convert this time back to UTC
Since my server is in UTC it's impossible to convert it to
16:30 I suppose
Hi all, can you help me out? When I call this function moment('01-01-2017', 'DD-MM-YYYY').startOf('month').week()
I get different results even when the locale is the same
in my project and browser I get 53 but in another browser i get 1 https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55724982/momentjs-returning-a-different-result-in-browser-than-in-karma-unit-test
I get different results even when the locale is the same
in my project and browser I get 53 but in another browser i get 1 https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55724982/momentjs-returning-a-different-result-in-browser-than-in-karma-unit-test
Where it gives the actual Moment object?
Hi all,
i am using moment('2019-05-21T07:05:11.5685421-07:00').format('MM/DD/YYYY HH:MM:SS') function which is giving wrong time as '05/21/2019 08:05:11' even after changing time zone to (UTC-07:00)Mountain Time(US & Canada) . It should be 07:05:11. Please help me out to get the right time.
i am using moment('2019-05-21T07:05:11.5685421-07:00').format('MM/DD/YYYY HH:MM:SS') function which is giving wrong time as '05/21/2019 08:05:11' even after changing time zone to (UTC-07:00)Mountain Time(US & Canada) . It should be 07:05:11. Please help me out to get the right time.
Hello guys, I need to format duration and I wonder if moment.js can help me with that. I want to have it localized and in different subject so not "time passed: 3 hours 2 minutes 10 seconds"
but rather "logged out after: 3 hours 2 minutes 10 seconds". Problem is, in different languages you spell these two cases differently (not like in English, where it's the same). Does moment.js has support for something like that, or do you know any other library that might be helpful?
but rather "logged out after: 3 hours 2 minutes 10 seconds". Problem is, in different languages you spell these two cases differently (not like in English, where it's the same). Does moment.js has support for something like that, or do you know any other library that might be helpful?
Hi Guys. I'm having a wierd issue. I'm trying to using moment in my custom plugin but I get an error moment is not a function. I've looked around but didn't find a solution. Do I have to do something special for it to work inside a plugin definition?
console.log(moment()); //works
$.fn.datepicker = function(options){
console.log(moment()); //doesn't work
});
@Nirajn2311
const date1 = moment('2000-01-01');
const date2 = moment('2000-02-01');
const diff = date2.diff(date1, 'days'); // 31
or 17:0 to 17:00
tried a lot of things and none of them worked
@kellyprankin
See https://momentjs.com/docs/#/displaying/format/
moment('8:0', 'H:m').format('HH:mm')See https://momentjs.com/docs/#/displaying/format/
so 'H:m' does not suffice
