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In d3.js, you can parse numeric type dates using the d3.timeParse() function. This function allows you to specify a date format string that matches the format of your numeric date values.
Here's an example of how you can parse a numeric type date in d3.js:
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// Define the date format string var dateFormat = "%Y%m%d"; // Create a parser function using d3.timeParse() var parser = d3.timeParse(dateFormat); // Numeric date value var numericDate = 20220101; // Parse the numeric date value using the parser function var parsedDate = parser(String(numericDate)); // Print the parsed date object console.log(parsedDate); |
In this example, we first define the date format string that matches the numeric date format ("%Y%m%d" for year, month, and day). We then create a parser function using d3.timeParse() and pass in the date format string. Finally, we parse a numeric date value (20220101) using the parser function and print the parsed date object.
This is how you can parse numeric type dates in d3.js.