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I got time token like this from 14512768065185892 from PubNub.I need to convert this time token into following format dd/mm/yy . Any one please provide one method to convert time stamp to date format. Thanks In Advance The Date constructor can be passed a time value that is milliseconds since the epoch (1970-01-01T00:00:00Z). The value you have seems to have 4 digits too many, so just divide by 1e4 (or whatever value is appropriate): var timeValue = 14512768065185892; document.write(new Date(timeValue/1e4)); There are plenty of questions and answers here on how to format the output as dd/mm/yy

Has anybody been able to integrate PubNub with React Native? The PubNub support team told me to use the pubnub_browserify package and it should work. However when I do require('pubnub_browserify') I get an error that the http module could not be found: Unable to resolve module http from /Users/jfender/Documents/Workspace/KaiwaReact/node_modules/pubnub_browserify/browserify_node/pubnub.js: Invalid directory /Users/node_modules/http Running npm install http --save doesn't change the error. I am using Node v5.1.0, npm 3.3.12 and React Native 0.14.2. Here is my package.json: { "name": "KaiwaReact"

I'm currently creating a random chat application where the user presses a button and is paired with another user and then they can chat. I plan on using Parse for user control and file storage, and pubnub for chat. My question is, what would be the correct way to pair and connect two users and put them into a chat together? Lets say user1 presses the search button to start searching for another user, user1's status in the parse database is then updated to 'searching' and the app then queries the database for another user who's status is also 'searching'. the query returns user2 and a new chat

I have a mobile application where users can talk to each others via a chat (user to user only, not chatroom). Today, everything is synchronous. We are considering switching the solution to something more "real time", maybe using PubNub or Pusher. We are wondering about the best way to do it, given that our server will need to store every sent message. What we have in mind : Each mobile app would create a channel using user Id as the channel name. This channel would be used for mobile app / server communication. My problem is regarding the server, today we have a Nginx/PHP backend. We would

For my team project, I need to propose which one should we use PubNub or Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS). I find PubNub very simple to implement and use but I could not find any thing concrete in Internet which says about there advantages and disadvantages over Amazon SNS. PubNub Real-Time Network and Amazon SNS Original Answer Sourced from Quora: What are the advantages and disadvantages of using PubNub over Amazon SNS? Both PubNub Real-Time Network and Amazon SNS use a Publish/Subscribe metaphor for sending and routing data. However, this is where the comparison ends. These two

Hey i'm using pubnub Services to add chat functionality to my Titanium App but i'm wondering if there is a way to get the number of unread messages. there is no info about this on api references What i tried to save the numbers of messages in history then reloading new history and calculate the difference but it's so stupid and complex solution any body know how to achieve this ? Thanks Track Read/Unread Messages on PubNub Years back we promised we'd make it super easy method for tracking Unread Message Counts in your app. Now it is finally possible! Using PubNub Functions , you can add

Looking in to using PubNub to send real-time updates to the user's web browser. I looked over their website and materials. It looks like they have a few different options. We would like to use it for sending real time updates to a web page that a user is looking at. The information is simple stuff like "You just received a message". We are not trying ti implement a chat program or anything like that. Is PubNub a good solution for this? If so, which version of the service should be be using? We are running Django on a Heroku server. Thanks so much! Stephen Blum PubNub Facebook Notification This