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How to use the @wordpress/date.isInTheFuture function in @wordpress/date

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WordPress / gutenberg / packages / editor / src / store / selectors.js View on Github

export function isEditedPostBeingScheduled( state ) {
	const date = getEditedPostAttribute( state, 'date' );
	// Offset the date by one minute (network latency)
	const checkedDate = new Date( Number( getDate( date ) ) - ONE_MINUTE_IN_MS );

	return isInTheFuture( checkedDate );
}

WordPress / gutenberg / packages / editor / src / store / selectors.js View on Github

export function isCurrentPostPublished( state, currentPost ) {
	const post = currentPost || getCurrentPost( state );

	return (
		[ 'publish', 'private' ].indexOf( post.status ) !== -1 ||
		( post.status === 'future' &&
			! isInTheFuture( new Date( Number( getDate( post.date ) ) - ONE_MINUTE_IN_MS ) ) )
	);
}