Given any UNIX timestamp, either created just minutes ago or multiple hours, how would I check if that UNIX falls on today's date in x timezone. For example, I get a UNIX timestamp from a database, how would I check if that's today in say EST time?
I've tried changing timezone's with UNIX but I couldn't figure out how only with a Date object but I think there'd be an easier way than changing UNIX to a Date object then checking them against each other then changing to UNIX again.
Removing the difference in time from the UNIX timestamp then checking if it's today's date, although I think this would work I haven't yet figured out how I would write out the logic to this.
I'd really appreciate any help or explanation! - Timjime
Get the unix timestamp for the start and end of "today", then check to see if the provided timestamp is between them.
let todayStart = new Date()
todayStart.setHours(0,0,0,0)
const todayEnd = new Date()
todayEnd.setHours(0,0,0,0)
todayEnd.setDate(todayEnd.getDate()+1)
const todayStartUnix = Math.floor(todayStart / 1000)
const todayEndUnix = Math.floor(todayEnd / 1000)
let unixTest = 12345678
console.log(unixTest > todayStartUnix && unixTest < todayEndUnix)
unixTest = Date.now() / 1000
console.log(unixTest > todayStartUnix && unixTest < todayEndUnix)