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To offset a moment.js time object, you can use the add
or subtract
methods provided by moment.js.
Here is an example of how you can offset a moment.js time object by a certain amount of time:
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// Create a moment.js time object let currentTime = moment(); // Offset the time object by adding 1 hour let offsetTime = currentTime.add(1, 'hours'); console.log(offsetTime); |
In the above example, we create a moment.js time object currentTime
, and then use the add
method to offset the time by adding 1 hour. You can adjust the amount and unit of time to offset by changing the arguments passed to the add
method.
Similarly, you can use the subtract
method to offset the time object by subtracting a certain amount of time.
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// Create a moment.js time object let currentTime = moment(); // Offset the time object by subtracting 30 minutes let offsetTime = currentTime.subtract(30, 'minutes'); console.log(offsetTime); |
In this example, we use the subtract
method to offset the time object by subtracting 30 minutes. You can adjust the amount and unit of time to offset by changing the arguments passed to the subtract
method.