Answer
We store our dates using a raw integer value, such as "1569340710". Here is a demo of how you can convert this into a human-readable date.
Liquid Date Filter
We'll use the Liquid "date" filter to format our dates, alongside Ruby's directives to achieve any format you'd like.
Read more about the Date Filter on PlatformOS' Documentation
Format Directives
Here's a short list of some of the most useful directives when formatting dates:
%Y- The full year (including century).%B- The full month name%A- The full weekday name%m- The month of the year (zero-padded)%d- The date of the month
There are many more of these to your disposal, see the full list on Ruby's Documentation
Examples
Month-Day-Year would look like so:
{{this['release_date'] | date: "%m %d %Y"}}
Day-Month-Year (with full Month name) would be:
{{this['release_date'] | date: "%d %B %Y"}}
Month-Day-Year, separated by characters (for this example I've added forward slashes):
{{this['release_date'] | date: "%d/%B/%Y"}}