I've a JavaScript date string which I want to convert in understandable form. E.g.
new Date(1415988000000)
which gives the output
Fri Nov 14 2014 23:30:00 GMT+0530 (IST)
I want to do this in python. I don't want to use PyV8. Is there any other alternative ?
You don't need to write Javascript in Python to convert the timestamps.
The following works in pure python.
Note:
This standard is sometimes called Unix time
First, for the milliseconds to seconds time conversion, you need to divide 1415988000000 by 1000, obtaining 1415988000
Then you can use the datetime library like this:
import datetime
d = datetime.datetime.fromtimestamp(1415988000)
print d
Obtaining:
2014-11-14 13:00:00
This print seems to have converted d to my TZ which is UTC-5.
So UTC time would be 18:00.
This explains the later time, 23:30, you receive in JS for the same stamp in IST or UTC+5:30
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