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I recommend using the Time Field module which provides a time field for you.
TimeField for Drupal 8 solves displaying and submitting time and time-range for Drupal site.
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Twig's date extension does exactly what you ask:
{{ created | time_diff }}
However, this extension isn't in Drupal by default, assuming you're using Composer you need to add this extension to your project by running:
composer require twig/extensions
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You'll need a external library to do that. Something like jQuery UI Month Picker Plugin and you'll probably will need to use a textfield rather than date.
OR
Use the Month Year module
This module provides a month year field type.
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If you want to alter the way this component is shown globally, you can implement hook_preprocess_datetime_form(), eg. like this:
function mymodule_preprocess_datetime_form(&$variables) {
// Ensure there's a month field and it's a select.
if (isset($variables["content"]["month"]) && $variables["content"]["month"]['#type'] === 'select') {
...
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There is no DateTime class in Drupal\Core\Datetime you should use DrupalDateTime class instead try with.
use Drupal\Core\Datetime\DrupalDateTime;
//$userTimezone = new DateTimeZone(drupal_get_user_timezone());
$gmtTimezone = new DateTimeZone('GMT');
$myDateTime = new DrupalDateTime($item['start_date'], $gmtTimezone);
$dateTime = $...
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This code is working for me.
// set use timezone
userTimezone = new DateTimeZone(drupal_get_user_timezone());
// set gmt timezone
$gmtTimezone = new DateTimeZone('GMT');
// Take the timestamp.
$start_date = $val['field_start_time_value'];
$startDateTime = new DateTime($start_date, $gmtTimezone);
$offset = $userTimezone->getOffset($startDateTime);
$...
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