The date sent from server (in request) has the following format: '05-02-2024 10:20'
How to compare this date with the current date?
Example of an (unsuccessful) attempt:
checkDate(){
const current = new Date().getTime();
const dateSentFromServer = '05-02-2024 10:20';
const myDate = Date.parse(dateSentFromServer);
if (myDate > current) {
return false;
} else {
return true;
}
}
EDITED:
A simple example for better description:
A post can only be seen by the user on a certain date registered in the database in a specific format (05-02-2024 10:20)
To do this, it is necessary to check whether this date has already been verified by comparing it with the current date
If you want to see if a timestamp before or after "now", then simply parse it and compare it to Date.now()
, e.g.
let timestamp = '05-02-2024 10:20';
// Parse timestamp as day-month-year hour:min
let [d,m,y,hr,min] = timestamp.split(/\D+/);
// Is 5 Feb 2024 before now?
console.log(new Date(y, m-1, d, hr, min) < Date.now());
You may wish to create a separate function (or use a library) to do the parse.