more preprocessors: Unix Timestamp / Date.now()

[rriemann]

In my angular app I'm using Linux Timestamps generated by Date.now().

Is it possible to add the adequate preprocessor for this? (simply /1000 to existing unix preprocessor). moment.js itself supports both as well.

Best,
Robert

[pmackay]

+1 for this. Would it be possible to have a configurable processor, so the parsing format of the input date could be defined?

[caseprince]

I was also having this issue, and was able to work around it by NOT specifying angularMomentConfig. Seems GMT Linux timestamps are the default?

[roberthunt]

It appears to work by default as @caseprince mentioned, I store time and date in a database as a long integer representing milliseconds since unix epoch in UTC and it was able to format them fine using:
{{myObj.unixMilliseconds | amDateFormat:'dddd, MMMM Do YYYY, h:mm:ss a'}}

[urish]

These time stamps are indeed supported natively. In addition, as of 1.0.0, you can use the amParse filter to specify a custom format.