I recently change one of my project using moment with dayjs and it was a breeze. I basically changed all moment() in dayjs() and it worked (expect for weekShortDays and weekdays in my experience), and it's 2kb. I'd love to hear your opinion on the two different libraries and why you choose date-fns, since I'm still in the process of choosing a library.
Honestly, I don't like that I have to create a custom object like in moment or dayjs (as you shown) to use the library. I prefer a set of functions that I can immediately apply on every date object.
This is exactly date-fns approach. They provide you functions not objects.
I recently change one of my project using moment with dayjs and it was a breeze. I basically changed all moment() in dayjs() and it worked (expect for weekShortDays and weekdays in my experience), and it's 2kb. I'd love to hear your opinion on the two different libraries and why you choose date-fns, since I'm still in the process of choosing a library.
Honestly, I don't like that I have to create a custom object like in moment or dayjs (as you shown) to use the library. I prefer a set of functions that I can immediately apply on every date object.
This is exactly date-fns approach. They provide you functions not objects.
Only that there is no piping in JavaScript (I think).
What do you mean?
|>or%>%. I know it is only for the sake of convenience, though.Now, I have to wonder. Is JavaScript
Dateobject good enough?Can it validate
2020-13-32, or is it browser dependent?stackoverflow.com/questions/744532...