let end: Date = new Date();
    let h: string = "13";
    let m: string = "20";
    moment(end).set({ hour: parseInt(h, 10), minute: parseInt(m, 10) });

I am trying to set time on an existing date. however the above doe is not setting the time in the date. The time always comes as ...00:00:...

Any idea?

Thanks,

let end: Date = new Date();
    let h: string = "13";
    let m: string = "20";
    moment(end).set({ hour: parseInt(h, 10), minute: parseInt(m, 10) });

I am trying to set time on an existing date. however the above doe is not setting the time in the date. The time always comes as ...00:00:...

Any idea?

Thanks,

• javascript
• datetime
• typescript
• momentjs

• 2 moment(end) makes a new Moment object with a new Date buried inside it. Changes to that won't affect the original Date instance. – Pointy Commented Dec 3, 2015 at 15:44

1 Answer 1

You have to convert your moment to a Date, and assign that Date object to your end variable:

end = moment(end)
    .set({ hour: parseInt(h, 10), minute: parseInt(m, 10) })
    .toDate();