Stack Overflow Asked by Victor Molina on January 16, 2021
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:
I 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.
The d
object could store both values that can be retrieved by toString()
and valueOf()
methods, something like:
d = {
toString(): d.toLocaleDateString(),
valueOf(): d.getTime()
}
For representation / render purpose - toString()
will be called implicit, for mathematical - valueOf()
. You could e.g multiply d
by 1 before sending through API
Correct answer by Krzysztof Safjanowski on January 16, 2021
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