Changing date format to a specific format in JavaScript

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In my application I have date coming in an ISO String format: '2020-12-20T15:21:28.411Z' In the database the value is stored as: '2020-12-20 15:21:28+411'.

So how can I convert '2020-12-20T15:21:28.411Z' -> '2020-12-20 15:21:28+411'.

I don't want to use moment.js and .toLocaleString() does not work.

How about you find a way to delete T in the date and replace with a space, then the last part, add a "+" and delete the last letter — Enterprevic
– Enterprevic, Commented Dec 20, 2020 at 19:01

Wais Kamal · Accepted Answer · 2020-12-20 20:57:28Z

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Assuming your date is in the string format, you can replace the dot with a + and the T with a space, then chop off the last character:

yourDate.replace(/\./g,"+").replace(/T/g," ").slice(0,-1)

edited Dec 20, 2020 at 20:57

answered Dec 20, 2020 at 18:59

Wais Kamal

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