A Cheatsheet of Date Strings in JavaScript
const date = new Date(); date.getDate() // 31 date.getDay() // 4 date.getFullYear() // 2017 date.getHours() // 15 date.getMilliseconds() // 321 date.getMinutes() // 1 date.getMonth() // 7 date. »
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const date = new Date(); date.getDate() // 31 date.getDay() // 4 date.getFullYear() // 2017 date.getHours() // 15 date.getMilliseconds() // 321 date.getMinutes() // 1 date.getMonth() // 7 date. »
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