How to convert Moment js date to users local timezone

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I use the Moment js and Moment-Timezone frameworks  and have a Moment js date object which is explicitly in UTC timezone  How can I convert that to the current timezone of the browser   var testDateUtc   moment tz  2015-01-30 10 00 00    UTC    var localDate         So it would be fine if I could find out the users local time zone  or alternatively I d like to convert the date object into another data object which just uses the  local timezone   no matter what that actually is

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Use utcOffset function   var testDateUtc   moment utc  2015-01-30 10 00 00    var localDate   moment testDateUtc  utcOffset 10   60     set timezone offset in minutes console log localDate format       2015-01-30T20 00 00 10 00

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Here s what I did   var timestamp   moment unix    time      var utcOffset   moment   utcOffset    var local time   timestamp add utcOffset   minutes    var dateString   local time fromNow      Where    time    is the utc timestamp

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var dateFormat    YYYY-DD-MM HH mm ss   var testDateUtc   moment utc  2015-01-30 10 00 00    var localDate   testDateUtc local    console log localDate format dateFormat       2015-30-01 02 00 00    Define your date format    Create a moment object and set the UTC flag to true on the object    Create a localized moment object converted from the original moment object    Return a formatted string from the localized moment object    See  http   momentjs com docs   manipulating local

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You do not need to use moment-timezone for this   The main moment js library has full functionality for working with UTC and the local time zone   var testDateUtc   moment utc  2015-01-30 10 00 00    var localDate   moment testDateUtc  local      From there you can use any of the functions you might expect   var s   localDate format  YYYY-MM-DD HH mm ss    var d   localDate toDate       etc      Note that by passing testDateUtc  which is a moment object  back into the moment   constructor  it creates a clone   Otherwise  when you called  local    it would also change the testDateUtc value  instead of just the localDate value   Moments are mutable   Also note that if your original input contains a time zone offset such as  00 00 or Z  then you can just parse it directly with moment   You don t need to use  utc or  local   For example   var localDate   moment  2015-01-30T10 00 00Z

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