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it is simple as it is;

let initial_date = new Date;
let added30Min = new Date(initial_date.getTime() + (30*60*1000));

it is simple as it is;

let initial_date = new Date;
let added30Min = new Date(initial_date.getTime() + (30*60*1000);

it is simple as it is;

let initial_date = new Date;
let added30Min = new Date(initial_date.getTime() + (30*60*1000));

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edited Nov 9, 2020 at 14:13

it is simple as it is;

let initial_date = new Date;
let added30Min = new Date(initial_date.getTime() + (30*60*1000);

hope it helps;

it is simple as it is;

let initial_date = new Date;
let added30Min = new Date(initial_date.getTime() + (30*60*1000);

hope it helps;

it is simple as it is;

let initial_date = new Date;
let added30Min = new Date(initial_date.getTime() + (30*60*1000);

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created Nov 9, 2020 at 14:07

it is simple as it is;

let initial_date = new Date;
let added30Min = new Date(initial_date.getTime() + (30*60*1000);

hope it helps;

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