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I want to set an expiration date using moment, but I get an error saying Invalid Date
.
The code below worked properly on Strapi v3.
I want to set an expiration date using moment, but I get an error saying Invalid Date
.
The code below worked properly on Strapi v3.
I was able to solve the issue.
The issue was that I wasn’t setting the correct format strapi wanted which is the YYYY-MM-DD format. I was able to set the expiration date to 7 days in the future using moment.
Snippet below.
Just to giv4e a tip as well Moment is quite big etc, I would suggest you look into
date-fns
Great lib for dates.
Yes, I noticed that. Thank you very much for the suggestion, I’ll look into it.
On my front-end (connected to Strapi V4 back-end), I found this solution to display a french date format :
// INPUT
const date = '2023-09-19T12:12:24.261Z';
// FUNCTION
function convertToFrenchDate(date) {
const dateSubString = date.substring(0, 10) // "2023-09-19"
const splitDate = dateSubString.split("-") // ["2023", "09", "19"]
const finalDate = `${splitDate[2]}-${splitDate[1]}-${splitDate[0]}` // "19-09-2023"
return finalDate
}
// OUTPUT
console.log(convertToFrenchDate(date))
// "19-09-2023"
Same way to get the hours :
// INPUT
const date = '2023-09-19T12:12:24.261Z';
// FUNCTION
function convertToFrenchHour(date) {
const hourSubString = date.substring(11, 19)
const splitHour = hourSubString.split(':')
const finalHour = `${splitHour[0]}:${splitHour[1]}:${splitHour[2]}`
return finalHour
}
// OUTPUT
console.log(convertToFrenchHour(date))
// "12:12:24"