how to use the parseiso function from date-fns in javascript in javascript

The parseISO function from date-fns allows us to parse a date string in ISO format (e.g. "2022-02-14T11:20:45.123Z") and return a Date object in JavaScript.

Here's an example usage:

index.tsx
const { parseISO } = require('date-fns');

const isoString = '2022-02-14T11:20:45.123Z';
const dateObject = parseISO(isoString);

console.log(dateObject); // Output: Date { 2022-02-14T11:20:45.123Z }
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In the code above, we first import the parseISO function from the date-fns library. We then create an ISO-formatted date string and pass it to the parseISO function. The function returns a Date object which we store in the dateObject variable. Finally, we log the value of dateObject to the console.

Note that parseISO is only for parsing ISO-formatted date strings. If you need to parse date strings in other formats, you can use the parse function from date-fns instead.