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Fix date parsing to handle ISO datetime format

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The toDate() extension was only parsing "yyyy-MM-dd" format, causing
ISO datetime strings like "2025-01-02T00:00:00Z" to fail parsing and
display as raw strings. Now extracts the date part before the "T"
before parsing.

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Trey t
2025-12-19 21:15:12 -06:00
parent 59cbc60668
commit 4d9d8d8e45
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iosApp/iosApp/Shared/Extensions/DateExtensions.swift
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@@ -65,12 +65,14 @@ extension Date {
// MARK: - String to Date Extensions // MARK: - String to Date Extensions
extension String { extension String {
/// Converts API date string (yyyy-MM-dd) to Date /// Converts API date string (yyyy-MM-dd or ISO datetime) to Date
func toDate() -> Date? { func toDate() -> Date? {
DateFormatters.shared.apiDate.date(from: self) // Extract date part if it includes time (e.g., "2025-01-02T00:00:00Z" -> "2025-01-02")
let datePart = self.components(separatedBy: "T").first ?? self
return DateFormatters.shared.apiDate.date(from: datePart)
} }
/// Converts API date string to formatted display string /// Converts API date string to formatted display string (e.g., "Jan 2, 2025")
func toFormattedDate() -> String { func toFormattedDate() -> String {
guard let date = self.toDate() else { return self } guard let date = self.toDate() else { return self }
return date.formatted() return date.formatted()