I am using date js to quickly parse any string into a date and it is working perfectly. However I need to also parse a timestamp.
var temp_string = "1484120122526";
var date = new Date(temp_string);
It gives back
NaN –
Regular javascript Date object does this, but I can't find a way for datejs to do it. And since it overwrites the Date object, I am stuck. Can datejs parse timestamps? or is there a way for me to call new Date() and reference the original date object?
Even though dateJS does indeed overwrite the default js Date class, the fault was on my side, I did not see in the documentation the fact that timestamp has to be an int, as I was looking everywhere in the dateJS documentation not the Date one.
so the code should be:
var temp_int = 1484120122526;
var date = new Date(temp_int);