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replace moment with helpers based on date-fns #223
replace moment with helpers based on date-fns #223
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I think this can be achieved with Intl.Datetimeformat as well by using some of the options:
console.log(new Intl.DateTimeFormat('nl-BE', { dateStyle: 'short', timeStyle: 'short' }).format(date));
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In OP we created a helper that uses
Intl.Datetimeformat
(with hardcoded country since we didn't have other requirements).Maybe something similar can be done here? Or do you prefer providing the format manually?
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on testing I ended up with a different separator (I think
-
) and/
was preferred here. I can recheck with customer if that's still importantThere was a problem hiding this comment.
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The helper I linked has the following output:
In any case, it works as intended at the moment so this remark isn't really a blocker.
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Not entirely: formatting as 'dd/MM/yyyy' would give '21/01/2022' and Intl gives '21/1/2022', unless you use
Intl.DateTimeFormat("nl-BE", { dateStyle: "short" }).format(datetime);
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Nitpick: I would move it to devDeps for consistency.