react-native-calendars moved 1 day forward

[mparkhomenko]

At the time of creating the post, it was Friday 30th. For some reason, my calendar displays this day as Saturday:

<Calendar style={{width: Dimensions.get('screen').width - 10}} theme={{ selectedDayBackgroundColor: '#00adf5', selectedDayTextColor: '#ffffff', dotColor: '#00adf5', }} onDayPress={this.onDaySelect} markedDates={this.state.markedDates} markingType="single" minDate={minDate} maxDate={maxDate} disableAllTouchEventsForDisabledDays={true} />

[lostchopstik]

This is likely a UTC issue where you're local time is now "tomorrow" in UTC. You should set the current property to today's date string. In my own, I use it like this:

const date = new Date();

<Calendar 
    current={date.toLocaleDateString()}
    ... // other props
/>

[mparkhomenko]

@lostchopstik Thank you for your help, but It doesn't work for me :(
console.log(new Date().toLocaleDateString()); shows 10/31/2020 (current date). console.log(new Date()); also shows current date (Sat Oct 31 2020 10:41:14 GMT+0300 (Moscow Standard Time)), but in calendar I also see incorrect variant.

[jaiminp-nimblechapps]

I have faced same issues. Please help me

[jaiminp-nimblechapps]

@mparkhomenko Please added parameters firstDay={6}.

[mparkhomenko]

@jaiminp-nimblechapps It didn't help :(
Do you have other variants?

[jaiminp-nimblechapps]

@mparkhomenko
Go to this file location

react-native-calenders -> src -> calendar -> header -> index.js

and changed

let weekDaysNames = weekDayNames(this.props.firstDay);
to 
let weekDaysNames = weekDayNames(6);

I have faced the same issue
I have resolved this issue from the above solution

[mparkhomenko]

@jaiminp-nimblechapps thank you!!!

[jaiminp-nimblechapps]

@mparkhomenko Glad to help!!!!

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