To retrieve the unix timestamp of a Date in plain JavaScript and TypeScript, we can use this code snippet:
let currentDate = new Date();
const unixTime = currentDate.valueOf();
Converting the unix timestamp back to a Date object in JavaScript is straightforward:
currentDate = new Date(unixTime);
However, when attempting the same operation in TypeScript, an error message is triggered:
Error TS2554: Expected 0 arguments, but received 1.
So how do you go about converting a unix timestamp to a date in TypeScript while utilizing the ES6 library?