Hopefully this is a common issue that someone can ...

# javascript

[Paul N]

Hopefully this is a common issue that someone can help me with ?

I've got a data class that has a kotlin,js.Date on it. If I print out the value of it via console.log I get:

2019-12-29T133000.000+0000

I'm trying to get the hours portion so I do

date.getHours()

and I'm getting "TypeError: date.getHours is not a function" as an error in the browser.

I don't quite understand this; does my date object not contain a date or something ?

[Ivan Kubyshkin [JetBrains]]

@Paul N Hi! I failed to reproduce the problem. Can you attach your code?

[Paul N]

I'll try and produce a standalone example. It's part of a bigger React project at the moment.

[Paul N]

ah, it appears I did an unsafe cast when deserializing my JSON object to a js date, so what I thought was a date ended up being a string....