When using tiny-date-picker in a timezone that is not GMT the date objects in the state do not always correspond to the correct dates in your timezone.
As you might have guessed from the screenshot I am currently in GMT+1 - thus the date in my screenshot is off by one hour.
Without digging deeper into the code it seems like the date is selected as a GMT timestamp but then used to create a Date object which is in my local timezone.
When using tiny-date-picker in a timezone that is not GMT the date objects in the state do not always correspond to the correct dates in your timezone.
Example: https://codepen.io/j6s/pen/OaZyLJ
As you might have guessed from the screenshot I am currently in GMT+1 - thus the date in my screenshot is off by one hour.
Without digging deeper into the code it seems like the date is selected as a GMT timestamp but then used to create a
Dateobject which is in my local timezone.