[DatePicker] `minDate` in DatePicker props enabling dates earlier than specified

[imparvez]

[DatePicker] `minDate` in DatePicker props enabling dates earlier than specified

[flaviendelangle]

Thanks @michelengelen !

Just wanted to add that that if you have a string date stored in your database, then I would avoid converting it to a Date object then to a dayjs object, passing the string directly to dayjs is probably safer.

[LukasTy]

@imparvez I think that @flaviendelangle suggested avoiding the extra headache of re-creating date objects of different types if there is no need for that.
Consider just passing a string of the date to the dayjs.utc function in turn avoiding the intermediate Date object usage.

- dayjs.utc(new Date(Date.UTC(2022,3,17)));
+ dayjs.utc('2022-04-17');

[michelengelen]

The implementation is correct. I did adjust your example a bit by using the new Date(Date.UTC()) construct. Check it here.

I do know that there are some problems with using dayjs with timezones, especially when a timezone with a 00:00/00:00 offset is used.

Is there anythig else I can help you with?

[imparvez]

Thank you @michelengelen for your help. I think this helps me a lot. And also thank you for the heads-up about dayjs

[michelengelen]

Great that I could help you. I'll close this issue now.
Feel free to reopen if you have questions regarding this. Thanks! 🙇🏼

[imparvez]

@flaviendelangle but I think when working with UTC time standard, v6 date picker doesn't behave what it should be and for that reason @michelengelen has suggested to use new Date(Date.UTC()). Correct me if I'm wrong? Thanks