Timezone shifting - format dates according to locations in a certain date

[Diogo Resende]

Hi,

I think this is essential to anyone. Some people already faced this problem, some probably never heard of it but it's there.

I use MomentJS [1] to format and node-time [2] to do find the timezone offset.

https://gist.github.com/3819961

It works perfectly (I think...) so I wanted to share with anyone interested. If someone has a better or simpler way of doing this please tell me :)

[1]: http://momentjs.com/

[2]: https://github.com/TooTallNate/node-time

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Diogo Resende

[Mikeal Rogers]

i used timezone to do offsets and formatting because it's pure js and doesn't have any compiled dependencies like node-time.

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[Diogo Resende]

Are you talking about timezone-js? I want this server side, not client side.

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Diogo Resende

[Jeff Barczewski]

I believe Mikeal is referring to the npm module timezone

npm info timezone # gives you all the package.json info which points you to homepage and source

http://bigeasy.github.com/timezone/

From the wiki page, timezone runs on server and client.

[Diogo Resende]

I was looking for something like that, google search didn't show me that. But node-time seems to do what I want for now, at least until momentjs support this.

Thank you

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Diogo Resende