@dedrick
You can check if today's date is the same as a specific date using moment.js by creating two moment objects for today's date and the specific date, and then comparing them. Here's an example code snippet to achieve this:
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const moment = require('moment'); // Get today's date const today = moment(); // Create a specific date const specificDate = moment('2022-12-25', 'YYYY-MM-DD'); // Change this to the specific date you want to compare with // Check if today is the same as the specific date if (today.isSame(specificDate, 'day')) { console.log('Today is the same as the specific date'); } else { console.log('Today is not the same as the specific date'); } |
In this code snippet, we first create moment objects for today's date and a specific date ('2022-12-25' in this case). We then use the isSame
function to compare the two dates. The 'day'
parameter specifies that we want to compare the dates at the day level. If the two dates are the same, the console will log "Today is the same as the specific date", otherwise it will log "Today is not the same as the specific date".