Has anyone ditched moment.js and moved onto someth...
# suitescriptc
Craig
09/29/2024, 8:45 PMHas anyone ditched moment.js and moved onto something else?
e
erictgrubaugh
09/29/2024, 9:49 PMWhat's the motivation for ditching it, aside from "it's End-of-Life"?
Last I checked, admittedly significant time ago, none of the recommended replacements were supported in NS.
c
Craig
09/29/2024, 9:59 PMI was under the impression moment was the only supported one too, which is my main argument when I go to the enterprise architects approval meeting on Monday (client with heavy processes).
They are asking for something that's newer and "supported'. I haven't presented my case for moment yet.
b
borncorp
09/29/2024, 10:23 PMI used Luxon, works great
✅ 3
b
battk
09/30/2024, 11:49 AMif you arent using a method used in moment timezone, then you can basically use any of the more supported date libraries
battk
09/30/2024, 11:50 AMmoment timezone has the necessary timezone data to work with different timezones, the more modern date libraries dont, mostly because it expect the environment to do so
battk
09/30/2024, 11:51 AMsuitescript does not have the necessary il8n globals that newer data date libraries expect
n
NickSuite
09/30/2024, 5:29 PMI tried dayJS/dateJS (I don't recall the correct name) @erictgrubaugh It worked....after a bit of trying but may be that was on me.
✅ 1
s
Shawn Talbert
10/01/2024, 6:57 PMThis just came out [timezone support] https://blog.date-fns.org/v40-with-time-zone-support/
Shawn Talbert
10/01/2024, 6:58 PMI haven't switched yet, but was planning on looking at date-fns as my first choice.
4 Views