This package, `vue-momentjs` v1.0.0, serves as a lightweight wrapper for the Moment.js library, designed specifically for applications built with Vue.js version 1.x. It simplifies integrating Moment.js functionalities into Vue components by exposing a `$moment()` instance. Released approximately six years ago and last updated around that time, the package is now considered abandoned. Its core dependency, Moment.js, has been in maintenance mode since September 2020 and is not recommended for new projects due to concerns regarding bundle size, object mutability, and modern JavaScript ecosystem compatibility. Furthermore, Vue 1.x has reached its end-of-life, making `vue-momentjs` incompatible with modern Vue 2.x or Vue 3.x applications. Users requiring date manipulation in current Vue projects should consider actively maintained alternatives like Day.js, Luxon, or `date-fns` with dedicated Vue 2/3 integrations.
npm install vue-momentjsVerified import paths — ran on the pinned version, not inferred.
Initializes `vue-momentjs` with Moment.js and demonstrates basic date formatting within a Vue 1.x component.
Migrate to a modern date library (e.g., Day.js, Luxon, date-fns) and integrate it with a compatible Vue 2/3 wrapper or a custom composition API setup.
Avoid using Moment.js in new projects. Consider modern alternatives like Day.js, Luxon, or date-fns, which are actively maintained and designed for modern JavaScript ecosystems.
Discontinue use in production for any new development. Existing projects should assess the risk of using unmaintained software and consider migration.
Ensure `Vue.use(VueMomentJS, moment);` is called before instantiating Vue components and that `moment` is properly imported and passed as an argument.
This package is not compatible with Vue 3. You must use a Vue 3 compatible date library and its corresponding plugin or integrate directly.
Ensure you have `import moment from 'moment';` at the top of your file and that `moment` is listed as a dependency in your `package.json` and installed.