unix timestamp and offset about react-calendar-timeline HOT 3 CLOSED

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(sorry for delay)

So, when I map items like this:
start_time: start_time: el.unixtime_start
(which is timestamp in milliseconds), I got my items on timeline shifted for a value of my timezone (+3).

As temporary solution to complete demo, I make:
startTime.add(-startTime.utcOffset(), 'minutes');
In this case items on timeline are on positions corresponding to timestamp time.

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Hey, I don't have a lot of time to debug it myself, sorry.
However what I feel can help is to replace "moment" with "moment-timezone" and set it up with the right timezone. It could work, but I'm not 100% sure.

Something like

// in the file where you call your first ReactDOM.render()

import moment from 'moment-timezone'

// get timezone and locale from some config 
moment.tz.setDefault(timezone)
moment.locale(locale)

Since moment is a peerDependency for react-calendar-timeline, you could possibly define an alias for moment to moment-timezone in your webpack.conf.js. Something like:

    alias: {
      'moment-timezone': path.join(__dirname, 'node_modules', 'moment-timezone')
    }

Perhaps it will work without the alias, perhaps with it, or perhaps not at all. In any case, this is what I would try first.

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