DateTimeSchemaclass

new DateTimeSchema({ one = "time", title = "Time", input = "datetime-local", ...options }: DateSchemaOptions)

Param	Type
`options`	`DateSchemaOptions`	Options for DateSchema. required
`.value`	`PossibleDate`	Default date used when the input is `undefined`. readonly
`.min`	`Nullish<PossibleDate>`	Earliest allowed date (`null` for no bound). readonly
`.max`	`Nullish<PossibleDate>`	Latest allowed date (`null` for no bound). readonly
`.input`	`DateInputType`	HTML `<input />` `type=""` hint for downstream UIs. Defaults to `"date"` readonly
`.step`	`number`	Rounding step (in milliseconds, because that's the base unit for time). - E.g. `1000 * 60` will round to the nearest minute. - Note: HTML `<input>` `step` attributes are in seconds, so you may need to convert units. readonly

Return
`DateTimeSchema`	Schema that defines a valid UTC datetime in ISO 8601 format, e.g. 2005-09-12T18:15:00.000Z.

Schema that defines a valid UTC datetime in ISO 8601 format, e.g. 2005-09-12T18:15:00.000Z.

The date includes the Z suffix to indicate UTC time, this ensures consistent transfer of the date between client and server.
If you wish to define an abstract date without a timezone, e.g. a birthday or anniversary, use DateSchema instead.
If you wish to define an abstract time without a timezone, e.g. a daily alarm, use TimeSchema instead.

Examples

const schema = new DateTimeSchema({});
 schema.validate("2005-09-12T18:15:00Z"); // "2005-09-12T18:15:00.000Z"