Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Any plan to replace "request" and "moment"?
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 EDIT: Reference path to luxon.min.js 
 @bkeyport I think the following should work for you.
 Add luxon.min.js to your project in the root of your project.
 Then add the following to you project, I have used your MMM-Multimonth as an example project.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 
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 @mumblebaj don’t copy the file to the root of your module. just use it from the linstalled location. 
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 @sdetweil I have now found it in the /node_modules/luxon/build/globalI should have searched some more. :beaming_face_with_smiling_eyes: 
 But, yes, you are correct. You can just point to that location.
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 @mumblebaj Yeah, I got irritated enough that it wasn’t working I realized I was being a total idiot and not pointing at the JS correctly. Why the hell it’s buried so deep, well… 
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 @sdetweil heh. Now, I’m down to the javascript exploding bug. A <= B== Crash. 😢Oh well. Shelved. I’ll tackle it when/if the main switches. 
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 @bkeyport You doing date comparison? 
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 @bkeyport Can you adapt the following and see if it works for you? 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;
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 @mumblebaj I’ll play with it later, We’ve hijacked the thread enough. 


