var startDate = DateTime.fromISO("2021-09-06T17:22:49.916+02:00");
var someDate = DateTime.fromISO("2021-03-06T17:22:49.916+02:00");
var result = startDate.startOf("day") <= someDate.startOf("day");
console.log("Date Comparison Result: ", result) // => true;

Now, I’m down to the javascript exploding bug. A <= B == Crash. 😢

Oh well. Shelved.

I’ll tackle it when/if the main switches.

why is it buried so deep?

cause everybody does their own thing

I should have searched some more. :beaming_face_with_smiling_eyes:
But, yes, you are correct. You can just point to that location.

getScripts: function() {
              return[this.file("/node_modules/luxon/build/global/luxon.min.js")]
      },

Once added you should be able to use it like this:
In your project you have the following for moment:

monthTitle = moment().add(-1, "month").format("MMMM YYYY")

You an now do the following in luxon:

const luxMonth = luxon.DateTime.now().plus({month: -1}).toFormat("MMMM yyyy")

Hope this gives you a start in the right direction.

You can find luxon.min.js here

sadly its never that easy. code has to change.

as for the other.
can u do all you app in the browser side (module name.js)

if so then u load the new moment library with
npm install --save libname
and then (check syntax)

getScripts:
  return [ this.file("node_modules/libname/....")]
     // the file is whatever would be in the script tag

of u need to use node_helper, and need moment like stuff,

const ???? = require('libname')

if u need both, then u have to do both

I give up.

Suggestion for the main app -

Create a date-time service that hides what library you’re using. If you decide to replace the library in the future, you’ll need to update only one file.

That way, we don’t have to move at all - just convert from accessing moment directly to accessing the internal service.

In the meantime, I’m indeed dropping it.

if u have both, then u have to do both

If Moment goes away, I’ll delete my modules.

the doc also gives u a < script approach

still npm install
then getScripts to load the file from node_modules folder/luxon folder

the use in modulename.js as shown for browser

Supports Node.js 6+. Install via NPM:

npm install --save luxon

const { DateTime } = require("luxon");

Do I need to use node_helper to get it going, then?

https://moment.github.io/luxon/#/install

if the lib shows useage as a < script … />
link, then u can use it in getScripts

There needs to be MUCH better documentation on how to build out with external modules. It don’t make sense.

Request…not so much LOL