js-joda | :clock2: Immutable date and time library for javascript | Date Time Utils library
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kandi X-RAY | js-joda Summary
js-joda is an immutable date and time library for JavaScript. It provides a simple, domain-driven and clean API based on the ISO calendar system, which is the de facto world calendar following the proleptic Gregorian rules.
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- Builds the migrations config for each project .
- Convert a base - 64 string representation to a base 64 .
- Initialize a new LocaleStoreStore .
- Builds the default config for the specified locale .
- Toggle a table .
- Initialize the Locale object .
- Creates a function that can iterable or iterable
- Bind a JOA hook to a function .
- Constructs a new week instance .
- Output the given date into a localized date .
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QUESTION
how do I convert a LocalDateTime Object from the @js-joda/core library to a standard JavaScript Date object?
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-16 at 15:32As @RobG mentioned in a comment import convert from '@js-joda/core' and you can use let date = convert(ZonedDateTime.now()).toDate(); to get a js date
QUESTION
I'am traing to add Angular server side redering using this tutorial: https://angular.io/guide/universal
I'am using i18n translation + material + firebase.
Initially i had to change server.ts file in order to point to right directory (dist/browser/it) beacuse of error:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-17 at 12:51Most likely this is related with Firebase. Try to:
- Limit the use of
valueChanges()usingtake(1)or some similar operation. For testing purposes, you could replace your entire call to firebase with a mock call that returns an observable or a promise that immediately completes. If it worked, it means your problem is in the call to the database. - Use different versions of
firebaseand@angular/fire.
valueChanges()?
Angular Universal runs your code on the server. If your code generates any async operations or observables that never complete, your server will hang forever as it is waiting for the operation to complete.
valueChanges() is necessary on the client to have a "live" stream and reflect DB changes to the UI in realtime. On the server however, this behavior is the opposite of what you need, as you would probably want to fetch some data and render the page.
Your code should detect whether it's running on a browser or on the server and create the appropriate observable (one that completes after the first emission for server, one that stays open for browsers).
💡 NOTE
valueChanges()is a common problem in this case, but the same concept applies to any other observable you might have subscribed to in your code.
Why trying different versions?📦 TIP You could use
UniversalServicefrom the@bespunky/angular-zenlibrary. Just install the library and inject the service where you need it.
At some point, there was a version of @angular/fire which had a bug where the library had internally left an operation uncompleted, in turn causing a never completing NgZone task.
The solution was either upgrading or downgrading, but you had to find the matching firebase version.
QUESTION
my log message here is just info: after all completed for some reason something is printing console.log and at Console.log as well as some blank lines for every log message.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-06 at 02:52Looks like this is coming from jest, it doesn't always seem to do it, so I don't fully understand. https://github.com/facebook/jest/issues/9127
QUESTION
How do I represent an arbitrary type of value in Typescript? For example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-28 at 03:50As far as I can tell, Function is the only way to go:
QUESTION
I have a DatePicker component that returns a JS Native Date Object. When the user selects a date, I automatically convert it to a locale date string, just for making it visible in a text input. Every single text input in my app has a function 'getText()' to get their values... so I need to get this locale date string and convert it back to a native js Date object.
This has to work for every country.
Here is a representation of what I am trying to do:
PROBLEMI have tried to do new Date(localeDateStr) but doesn't work as expected because the Date object doesn't accept date formats like "DD/MM/YYYY". Any ideas how to handle this?
I would really appreciate your help. Thank you.
Pd: I am using js-joda and native date methods from JS. Also, the react framework.
JS-Joda has a method "LocaleDate.parse(dateStr)" which accept string of the type 'mm-dd-yyyy' so it doesn't work for my use case.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-04 at 10:21The d object could store both values that can be retrieved by toString() and valueOf() methods, something like:
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