Open jeromesimeon opened 6 years ago
It might be worth cleaning up and consolidating date/time support in JavaScript to use a well-supported library. An example might be moment.js. Possible issue is that this require node.js for the JavaScript runtime.
Note: there is a "browser friendly" version of that same library.
Note: moment.js is distributed under the terms of the MIT license, which AFAIK is a good one.
It might be worth cleaning up and consolidating date/time support in JavaScript to use a well-supported library. An example might be moment.js. Possible issue is that this require node.js for the JavaScript runtime.