moment/moment

Parse, validate, manipulate, and display dates in javascript.

kevin olson

@acidjazz

@HeiVask so ill ask since it seems like i have to, why would moment accept a month numeric as not 0-11, but spit out a month numeric as 0-11

HeiVask

@HeiVask

Because moment uses tokens to create instances and format values. For get/set methods it uses real values.

Arjun Biju

@Arrow66

hi guys

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

Arjun Biju

@Arrow66

some one help me out

HeiVask

@HeiVask

@Arrow66 AFAIK, Zulu is GMT, so can you append it simply as a string? like moment("2018-10-04 11:54:000").format("YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:ss.SSS[Z]") :s

Ihsan Katmer

@ihsankatmer

hi everyone, i am trying to install moment.js I type npm install moment --save but after I the addition app crashes. any idea?

Artem Biryukov

@impowski

Guys I have a problem with timezones on server

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

Aubrey Quinn

@aubrey-fowler

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

Eugene Serkin

@jeserkin

Hey guys, does anybody know, how to use moment-timezone with latest angular?

Rodo Abad

@rodoabad

Is there a reason why if I do console.log(moment()) in a Node environment that it returns moment(<current data/time>) instead of executing like in a browser environment?

Where it gives the actual Moment object?

Shreedevi-G-Rao

@Shreedevi-G-Rao

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.

Guri107

@Guri107

Hi all,
We working on accessibility fixes for client. Bug is role is missing for previous and next button of date picker. We using moment -2.8.3. Please let me know that above issue is fixed or not if fixed in which version.

Dawid Paweł Sowa

@owlcode

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?

Dawid Paweł Sowa

@owlcode

I'm currently leaning towards changing translation so that default moment.js format fits but I wonder if that would be possible

Vipul Kapoor

@VeeK727

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
    });

Dawid Paweł Sowa

@owlcode

Hello, assigning anonymous function may cause problems with this. Try doing

 $.fn.datepicker = (options) => {
        console.log(moment()); 
    });

Niraj Nandish

@Nirajn2311

Hi i have two var storing two dates and i would like to store the difference (number of days between them) of the 2 days in a third var and im confused on what to use

HeiVask

@HeiVask

@Nirajn2311

const date1 = moment('2000-01-01');
const date2 = moment('2000-02-01');
const diff = date2.diff(date1, 'days'); // 31

https://momentjs.com/docs/#/displaying/difference/

kelly

@kellyprankin

How can I go from a time like 8:0 to 08:00 using moment?

or 17:0 to 17:00

tried a lot of things and none of them worked

HeiVask

@HeiVask

@kellyprankin moment('8:0', 'H:m').format('HH:mm')
See https://momentjs.com/docs/#/displaying/format/

kelly

@kellyprankin

the problem is that sometimes its 17:0

so 'H:m' does not suffice

HeiVask

@HeiVask

@kellyprankin well maybe you've to prepare the string first: https://codepen.io/heivask/pen/MMPBWw

Huy Vo

@huyvohcmc

Can I parse a datetime from for example 2019-07-16T03:20:40.156Z to UTC+07:00?

Olu Niyi-Awosusi

@oluoluoxenfree

Is moment still under active development?

bugproof

@bugproof

I have a question

when using typescript do you also use Moment instead of Date in your models?

Ikechukwu Eze

@iykekings

@HeiVask this works moment('17:0', 'H:m').format('HH:mm') // "17:00"

Ikechukwu Eze

@iykekings

@bugproof Date works pretty fine

Andrew Kralovec

@AndrewKralovec

Hey everyone

Im having a moment time issue. The time, that moment displays, is off by an hour (best guess is timezone at the moment). When i display the time in node & then in my terminal, you can see the times don't match. Which i don't understand, because they are both being running locally.
On another computer, they do match. Does anyone have an idea what could cause this?