Use datetime-local input, support clear button, show expiration time with minutes

[Sinaloense]

Problem explanation:

• My local time zone is GMT-7.
• When selecting an expiration date: 07/08/2025
• The database stores it as: 2025-07-08 00:00:00
• However, when displaying expirationTime using formatTime(item.expirationTime, 'date'), it appears as 07/07/2025 (one day earlier).
• This happens because the date is not stored in UTC, and converting to local time shifts the date.

Solution:
Store the date always in UTC to avoid timezone-related mismatches.
Change input date to datetime-local.

• Change the input to datetime-local to support hours and minutes.
  PC:
  

  Android:
  

Bonus:

• Add support for the Clear button, which now properly set the field to 01/01/2099 12:00 AM and value to null.
  

• Show the expiration date with hours and minutes in the table.
  

[tananaev]

I don't think storing in UTC is the right approach. I think what we should do is send full ISO time with the timezone, like we do in other places, like reports.

[Sinaloense]

I realized I incorrectly named this as "UTC", when in fact it's being sent as an ISO.
The database stores it like: 2025-07-13 07:00:00

export const formatLocalTimeToUTC = (value) => {
  if (value) {
    return dayjs(value).utc().toISOString();
  }

  return '';
}

But I now see this can be simplified by using dayjs().format()
So instead of:
setItem({ ...item, expirationTime: formatLocalTimeToUTC(e.target.value) });
I can just do:
setItem({ ...item, expirationTime: dayjs(e.target.value).format() });

I’ve made the changes, please review it when you have time.

[Sinaloense]

I have now reverted to using toISOString() for expirationTime:
setItem({ ...item, expirationTime: new Date(e.target.value).toISOString() });

The issue was caused by using an input of type "date".
Switching to type "datetime-local" resolves the problem.

[tananaev]

I would prefer to keep the date only. Sounds like the right fix would be to just format the date in a full ISO format. That way timezone info will be preserved.