Most web developers have used moment.js. Do you know what's the alternative?
Are you looking for a Moment.js alternative in Javascript?
In one of our laravel projects, after upgrading dependencies, the docker build suddenly started throwing an error of moment.js.
On debugging, I noticed that moment.js was now in maintenance mode and they recommends using different libraries as an alternative.
As our requirements for date and time are not much complex, we decided to use javascript’s default Date() object and comes up with this article.
We've gathered a few alternatives that you can use in your projects.
Here's what you'll learn?
- Get the year, month, date, day, and time
- First and Last day of the month
- Add and Subtract day, month, year, time
- Get and Set the timezone for the date
- Get dates in various formats
For implementation detail, check out our blog.
Top comments (4)
Modern alternative: Luxon (immutable, more options etc.)
Another approach I really like: using
Dateindeed, but with date-fns. Very functionnal, immutable, minimal, yet don't reinvent the wheel on formatting, adding etc.Datealone is not enough though.Checkout day.js, pretty compact and gets the job done
day.js is one of the main alternatives
Their documentation has some suggestions.