Manipulate time in UNIX timestamp format
See original GitHub issueMy timeFormatter function is giving me time in client’s timezone format due to casting timestamp using moment.unix(crosshairTimestamp)
Is there any posibility to cast time displayed in timeline to client’s timezone?
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You can try to manipulate with times you provide and add the TZ offset to them. So, instead of
timestamp
you need to providetimestamp + tzOffset
as time for the item. In this case you don’t need to providetimeFormatter
to format in client’s timezone because we’ll do it.I’m going to close the issue. If you’ll have any question or updates - feel free to re-open it.