I've been noticing some strange things working with dayjs in combination with local and Sky timezones. In particular the end date for the new Season of the Nine-Colored Deer was off by a day because the parsed date for March 31st was somehow 1 millisecond past the bounds of the day when using startOf('day') and endOf('day').
I 'm probably doing something wrong yet I don't know what (or how to properly it use the library). I can find similar issues online with dirty workarounds but I'd rather switch to a library that just.. works. Without the headaches.
Luxon seems to offer this and has built-in support for timezones, so I'm going to give that a try.
Silverfeelin
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8 months ago
I've been noticing some strange things working with dayjs in combination with local and Sky timezones. In particular the end date for the new Season of the Nine-Colored Deer was off by a day because the parsed date for March 31st was somehow 1 millisecond past the bounds of the day when using startOf('day') and endOf('day').
I 'm probably doing something wrong yet I don't know what (or how to properly it use the library). I can find similar issues online with dirty workarounds but I'd rather switch to a library that just.. works. Without the headaches.
Luxon seems to offer this and has built-in support for timezones, so I'm going to give that a try.