Closed erjdriver closed 4 years ago
I'm not sure what you're trying to do. The spacetime library will just default to whatever your browser time is to.
I'm trying to use get the current time for the current timezone.
I'm using in the context of an app - the app is open and user changes timezones (in the phone or flies there) and I'd like to get the new local time in the local timezone...iow...i'm using a npm to create an android app and using it.
e.g. someone flies from NY to Denver.
spacetime.now()
gets utc
The user can be in any timezone - I'd like to know that - localtime in local timezone.
Make sure your timezones have the correct tz names. To see the list that spacetime supports you can use
spacetime.now().timezones
And here's an example in use
When I do spacetime.now()
, I get
{ JS: "epoch": 1597014104271, JS: "tz": "utc", JS: "silent": true, JS: "_weekStart": 1 JS: }
Note the tz is utc - not my timezone.
That's the problem I'm trying to solve.
I'm not using this lib in a browser. I'm using it to develop an Android app using Nativescript framework. I added this lib to the project using npm.
Try doing spacetime.now('america/new_york') or spacetime.now('america/denver') and see if the time that comes back with different times.
That works.
But I'm trying to get the current device/phone timezone and time.
Looking at the source code
spacetime/src/timezone/guessTz.js
It seems if Intl
object is not defined - then default of utc is used.
@erjdriver yeah, if the browser doesn't support Intl, you may need to fallback to a 3rd party geolocation service
some use maxmind, though i have no experience with it cheers
Apologies - I tried to look for a solution and couldn't find it.
How do I get the current time in the current timezone or how do I get the current timezone?
spacetime.now()
gets the utc time -or if I knew the current timezone, I could do
spacetime.now(timezone)
Thanks.