Here's my code:
var get_time = new Date(my_time.replace(' ','T')).getTime();
The values are different for Android & iOS.
I think there is some interference of timezones
Here's my code:
var get_time = new Date(my_time.replace(' ','T')).getTime();
The values are different for Android & iOS.
I think there is some interference of timezones
I am not sure if it is the best way, You can convert the date to utc and set the time by adding the timezone offset
Try the following
get_time= new Date(new Date(get_time.replace(' ','T')+'Z').getTime()).setMinutes(new Date(new Date(get_time.replace(' ','T')+'Z').getTime()).getMinutes() + new Date(new Date(get_time.replace(' ','T')+'Z').getTime()).getTimezoneOffset());
It will provide the correct time according to your local time.
If you just put a 'T' instead of the space in the datetime string then it interprets correctly on iOS.
let iOSString = parsed_token.expires_at.replace(' ', 'T');
if(new Date(`${iOSString}`).getTime()/1000 > new Date().getTime()/1000) {
// Handle the redirection for an invalid token.
}