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hainenber avatar hainenber commented on June 4, 2024 2

date-fns is both stable and cool for some time. It's lightweight, actively maintained and very much feature-parity with moment.js. Second vote for that sturdy library.

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mistercrunch avatar mistercrunch commented on June 4, 2024 1

I think that belongs in the frontend too, ideally backend sends a utc stamp and frontend can show something even relative to now that changes with timers and such. What's the new hot library to replace moment?

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rusackas avatar rusackas commented on June 4, 2024

Personally, I think doing this in the front end makes more sense, but it's probably debatable! That would make it easier to leverage in the myriad places we'll want to do so going forward.

One thing that's awkward here is the fact that moment.js is no longer maintained. At some point we might want to migrate to date-fns or whatever's cool/stable. To minimize the pain here, it might make sense to centralize the logic here as either a utility function in the codebase utils (get_humanized_time(datetime, {lang}) or perhaps a react component that renders a span with the appropriate string.

As long as we adhere to the DRY principle and reduce/reuse/recycle logic so it's scalable/maintainable, I'm open to whatever works :) I'll just ping @michael-s-molina @dpgaspar @mistercrunch who might have different/additional opinions on the matter.

Thank you for offering to contribute a PR around this!

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lscheibel avatar lscheibel commented on June 4, 2024

Hm, I see moment.js being in maintaince mode as a separate Problem from what I described initially. I definitely see your arguments regarding phasing out moment but as of today, it is pretty deeply rooted within the frontend. Moment is a dependency not just for antd4 but also the echarts- and handlebars-plugins, as well as a few other legacy plugins.
Therefore I would stick with moment for now, instead of introducing yet another dependency.

I hope to submit a draft PR this week.

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mistercrunch avatar mistercrunch commented on June 4, 2024

It'd be good to dig deeper, but while moment is used in many places in the codebase (looks like about 30 files), I don't think we use much of the api surface there. I also remember fighting with it around the fact that it was bloating our bundles quite a bit. The fact it isn't maintained is always a risk too. Given all this it seems we should replace as opposed to putting more work on top of it.

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