I am using Xata as my database and it has a datetime column type which I am using at the moment for the opening hours of a restaurant. But it is not always convenient when I use it only for…
I'm trying to make a little game project in which you have to click really fast for a small window of time. Using the setTimeOut() to control the time and also a setInterval() to display the time left. Yet, for…
So, I'm making a website that archives all of Magnus Scheving's interviews, but most of the interviews are from before 2019. So I put this Javascript code on all pages to tell everyone that I'm updating it regularly and finding…
I'm getting this date time format Sat Nov 18 2023 22:30:00 GMT+0530 (India Standard Time) this.selectedDate = info.date; i want to convert this date time into local date time object but the format will be same
I need to get time difference in hours and minutes of other user who is situated in anather country. Here is what i have done. const timeZone = "Asia/tokyo"; // Time zone can be changed let arr: any = new…
I am trying to compare only time (regardless of the date) in js. First I need a way to compare times so I came across the luxon library which works well. But, there is a problem when comparing intervals across…
With APIs like Intl, I can obtain the date and time of any Unix timestamp in any time zone. How can I do the reverse? I'd like to be able to convert any particular triplet of <calendar-date> (YYYY-MM-DD), <local-time> (HH:MM:SS),…
I am working with a JSON data that would look like this [ { "hourly_AQI": 73.0, "hourly_date": "Tue, 31 Oct 2023 11:00:00 GMT" }, { "hourly_AQI": 79.0, "hourly_date": "Tue, 31 Oct 2023 13:00:00 GMT" }, { "hourly_AQI": 77.0, "hourly_date": "Tue,…
Created a table with some columns of type TIME(3) Loaded from a CSV file 0:07.763 0:07.783 0:07.276 0:07.484 0:07.127 Running select * from some_table yields the following: 00:00:07.763 00:00:07.783 00:00:07.276 00:00:07.484 00:00:07.127 My question is: How can I get this…
Consider the following golang today := time.Now().Format("2006-01-02T03:04:05.9999999Z") t, _ := time.Parse(time.RFC3339Nano, today) Why isn't that equivalent to the much simpler t := time.Now() ? I would like to confirm whether the above code is equivalent, as I believe it is,…