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title = "dateTimeParse" keywords = ["grafana","documentation","sdk","@grafana/data"] type = "docs" +++
dateTimeParse variable
dateTimeParse variable
Helper function to parse a number, text or Date to a DateTime value. If a timeZone is supplied the incoming value is parsed with that timeZone as a base. The only exception to this is if the passed value is in a UTC-based format. Then it will use UTC as the base. Examples on UTC-based values are Unix epoch and ISO formatted strings.
It can also parse the Grafana quick date and time format, e.g. now-6h will be parsed as Date.now() - 6 hours and returned as a valid DateTime value.
If no options are supplied, then default values are used. For more details please see DateTimeOptions.
Signature
dateTimeParse: DateTimeParser<DateTimeOptionsWhenParsing>
Import
import { dateTimeParse } from '@grafana/data';