Formatting

Formatting your date/time uses special tokens inside a string. The following are the tokens allowed and their meaning.

u

Unix timestamp (seconds)

yy

Two digit year

yyyy

Four digit year

M

Month with no leading 0

MM

Month with leading 0

MMM

Month name abbreviation as defined in i18n

MMMM

Month name as defined in i18n

d

Day with no leading 0

dd

Day with leading 0

ddd

Day name abbreviation as defined in i18n

dddd

Day name as defined in i18n

HH

Hour with leading 0 (24 hour)

h

Hour with no leading 0 (12 hour)

hh

Hour with leading 0 (12 hour)

m

Minute with no leading 0

mm

Minute with leading 0

s

Second with no leading 0

ss

Second with leading 0

l

Milliseconds always with leading 0

c

Microseconds always with leading 0

t

a or p for AM/PM

T

A or P for AM/PM

tt

am or pm for AM/PM

TT

AM or PM for AM/PM

z

Timezone as defined by timezoneList

zz

Timezone as defined by timezoneList, but in Iso 8601 format (+04:45)

zzz

Timezone as defined by i18n timezone names. (You must define these)

'...'

Literal text (Uses single quotes)