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docs(NcDateTimePickerNative): clarify local timezone conversion behavior
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docs(NcDateTimePickerNative): add UTC serialization example
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13 changes: 10 additions & 3 deletions src/components/NcDateTimePickerNative/NcDateTimePickerNative.vue
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Expand Up @@ -97,9 +97,16 @@ import { createElementId } from '../../utils/createElementId.ts'
defineOptions({ inheritAttrs: false })

/**
* The date is – like the `Date` object in JavaScript – tied to UTC.
* The selected time zone does not have an influence of the selected time and date value.
* You have to translate the time yourself when you want to factor in time zones.
* The selected value is interpreted in the browser's local timezone.
* The component converts between the native input value and a JavaScript
* `Date` using that local timezone context.
* If your app needs to work in a specific timezone other than the
* browser's local one (for example UTC or an IANA timezone), you
* must convert the value yourself.
*
* For example, serializing the resulting `Date` with `toISOString()`
* will produce the corresponding UTC timestamp.
*
* Pass null to clear the input field.
*/
const modelValue = defineModel<Date | null>({ default: null })
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