A moment in time, in the reader's zone, with the zone said out loud.
A bare "14:00" is only unambiguous to whoever wrote it. The zone is printed, not assumed, and originZone shows the same moment where it happened - which is what a person in Noida reading a Seoul deadline actually needs.
relative changes the face, never the record: the datetime attribute stays an ISO string and the absolute reading stays in the title. "3 hours ago" is friendly and useless in a screenshot, so it never replaces the exact value, it only covers it.
An unparseable value renders as itself rather than "Invalid Date", because the raw string is at least a clue about where the bad data came from.
import { Timestamp } from '@redrob-labs/ui';| Prop | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|
at required |
Date | string | number |
The moment. A Date, or anything new Date() accepts. |
zone |
string |
Zone to show it in. Defaults to the reader's own. |
originZone |
string |
A second reading in the zone the event happened in, when that differs. |
locale |
string |
|
precision |
'date' | 'minute' | 'second' |
How much to show. date drops the clock entirely. |
zoneStyle |
'short' | 'long' | 'shortOffset' | 'longOffset' |
|
relative |
boolean |
Show "3 hours ago" on the face. The absolute value stays in the tooltip. |
className |
string |