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Fastify handles incoming JSON payloads and query strings by passing date-formatted strings directly to the application logic. When using JSON Schema validation with format: 'date-time' , the framework ensures the string conforms to ISO 8601, but the actual conversion to a JavaScript Date object typically occurs within the handler or via a custom coercion lay
I am building a web app that receives date-time strings from a backend and must display them converted to each user's regional time zone. The app needs to work reliably in Safari as well as Chrome and Firefox. My understanding is that Safari's Date parser is stricter than other engines. Strings like 2024-01-15 10:30:00 (space separator instead of the ISO T )
Locale Formatting and Time Zone Shifts The formatDate function in norg allows for locale-specific string representations using 'nb', 'nn', or 'no' identifiers. While the library leverages the Intl API for these operations, it also maintains a custom fallback mechanism for environments where the Intl API is unavailable. Current documentation focuses on static
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