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import { Timestamp } from '@firebase/firestore-types';


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var now: Timestamp = Timestamp.now() //Module not found: Error: Can't resolve '@firebase/firestore-types'





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    First tried 



    import { Timestamp } from '@firebase/firestore-types';


    and then how to create a Timestamp object?



    var now: Timestamp = ???
    

    
var now: Timestamp = Timestamp.now() //Module not found: Error: Can't resolve '@firebase/firestore-types'





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      First tried 



      import { Timestamp } from '@firebase/firestore-types';


      and then how to create a Timestamp object?



      var now: Timestamp = ???
      

      
var now: Timestamp = Timestamp.now() //Module not found: Error: Can't resolve '@firebase/firestore-types'





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      import { Timestamp } from '@firebase/firestore-types';


      and then how to create a Timestamp object?



      var now: Timestamp = ???
      

      
var now: Timestamp = Timestamp.now() //Module not found: Error: Can't resolve '@firebase/firestore-types'





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          import { Timestamp } from '@firebase/firestore-types';


          Here Timestamp is just a type, if you want to get the current time just use 



          var now = new Date(;





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            JS Date objects do get saved as timestamps in Firestore/firebase:



            ref.update({ updatedAt: new Date() })
            
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              import { Timestamp } from '@firebase/firestore-types';


              Here Timestamp is just a type, if you want to get the current time just use 



              var now = new Date(;





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                import { Timestamp } from '@firebase/firestore-types';


                Here Timestamp is just a type, if you want to get the current time just use 



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                  import { Timestamp } from '@firebase/firestore-types';


                  Here Timestamp is just a type, if you want to get the current time just use 



                  var now = new Date(;





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                  import { Timestamp } from '@firebase/firestore-types';


                  Here Timestamp is just a type, if you want to get the current time just use 



                  var now = new Date(;






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                      JS Date objects do get saved as timestamps in Firestore/firebase:



                      ref.update({ updatedAt: new Date() })
                      
// results in timestamp in Firestore





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                        JS Date objects do get saved as timestamps in Firestore/firebase:



                        ref.update({ updatedAt: new Date() })
                        
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// results in timestamp in Firestore






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