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How to use getTimeUTC method in root

Best JavaScript code snippet using root

DatePickerScreen.js

...16  }17  getTimeLocal() {18    return moment(this.state.chosenDate).format("hh:mm");19  }20  getTimeUTC() {21    return moment(this.state.chosenDate).utc().format("h:mm A");22  }23  getDateUTC() {24    return moment(this.state.chosenDate).utc().format("MMM Do, YYYY");25  }26  render() {27    return (28      <View style={styles.container}>29        <Text style={styles.dateText} testID="utcDateLabel">30          {"Date (UTC): " + this.getDateUTC()}31        </Text>32        <Text style={styles.dateText} testID='utcTimeLabel'>33          {"Time (UTC): " + this.getTimeUTC()}34        </Text>35        <Text style={styles.dateText} testID='localTimeLabel'>36          {"Time: " + this.getTimeLocal()}37        </Text>38        <DatePickerIOS testID="datePicker" style={styles.datePicker} date={this.state.chosenDate} onDateChange={this.setDate} />39      </View>40    );41  }42}43const styles = StyleSheet.create({44  container: {45    flex: 1,46    paddingTop: 20,47    justifyContent: 'center',...

utils.ts

Source: utils.ts

...8    return new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, timeMS));9}10export class Logger {11    static log(context: string, obj: any) {12        console.log(`${getTimeUTC()} [LOG][${context}] ${obj}`);13    }14    static logError(context: string, error: unknown, additionalContext: string = "") {15        console.log(`${getTimeUTC()} [ERROR][${context}] ${additionalContext}`);16        if(error) {17            console.error(error);18        }19        console.log(`\n`);20    }21}22export function dispatchError(context: string, res: Response, error: unknown) {23    res.status(400).json({24        message: `[Server] ${error}`25    });26    Logger.logError(context, error, "dispatchError");27}28export function verifyAuth(req: Request) {29    if(!req?.body?.authToken || req.body.authToken !== process.env.AUTH_TOKEN) {...

index.js

Source: index.js

1const getTimeUTC = () => new Date().getTime().toString().slice(0, -3);...

Using AI Code Generation

1var result = root.getTimeUTC();2### root.getUTCOffset()3var result = root.getUTCOffset();4### root.getUTCOffsetString()5var result = root.getUTCOffsetString();6### root.getUTCOffsetStringWithColon()7var result = root.getUTCOffsetStringWithColon();8### root.getUTCOffsetStringWithColonAndSign()9var result = root.getUTCOffsetStringWithColonAndSign();10### root.getUTCOffsetStringWithSign()11var result = root.getUTCOffsetStringWithSign();12### root.getUTCOffsetStringWithSignAndColon()13var result = root.getUTCOffsetStringWithSignAndColon();14### root.getUTCOffsetStringWithSignAndColonAndSeconds()15var result = root.getUTCOffsetStringWithSignAndColonAndSeconds();16### root.getUTCOffsetStringWithSignAndColonAndSecondsAndMilliseconds()

Using AI Code Generation

1var date = new Date();2var time = date.getTimeUTC();3console.log(time);4var date = new Date();5var time = date.getTimeUTC();6console.log(time);7var date = new Date();8var time = date.getUTCDate();9console.log(time);10var date = new Date();11var time = date.getUTCDay();12console.log(time);13var date = new Date();14var time = date.getUTCFullYear();15console.log(time);16var date = new Date();17var time = date.getUTCHours();18console.log(time);19var date = new Date();20var time = date.getUTCMilliseconds();21console.log(time);22var date = new Date();23var time = date.getUTCMinutes();24console.log(time);25var date = new Date();26var time = date.getUTCMonth();27console.log(time);

Using AI Code Generation

1var dateTime = root.getTimeUTC();2console.log(dateTime);3var dateTime = root.getDateTimeUTC();4console.log(dateTime);5var dateTime = root.getDateTimeLocal();6console.log(dateTime);7var dateTime = root.getTimeLocal();8console.log(dateTime);9var dateTime = root.getDateLocal();10console.log(dateTime);11var dateTime = root.getDateUTC();12console.log(dateTime);13var dateTime = root.getDateTime("dd-mm-yyyyThh:MM:ss");14console.log(dateTime);15var dateTime = root.getDateTime("dd-mm-yyyyThh:MM:ss",true);16console.log(dateTime);17var dateTime = root.getDateTime("dd-mm-yyyy hh:MM:ss");18console.log(dateTime);19var dateTime = root.getDateTime("dd-mm-yyyy hh:MM:ss",true);20console.log(dateTime);

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