DayJS Replacement

src/util/constants.js

@@ -1,20 +1,20 @@
-import moment from "moment";
+import dayjs from './day.js'
 
 export const DateFormat = "MM/DD/yyyy";
 const RuleSets = [
   {
     title: "V1",
-    range: [moment("2010-01-01"), moment("2023-04-01")],
+    range: [dayjs("2010-01-01"), dayjs("2023-04-01")],
   },
   {
     title: "V2",
-    range: [moment("2023-04-01"), moment("2040-01-01")],
+    range: [dayjs("2023-04-01"), dayjs("2040-01-01")],
   },
 ];
-
+//TODO: Verify that this doesnt need to be reversed. 
 export function ChangeOfRuleSet({
-  prevDateMoment = moment(),
-  newDateMoment = moment(),
+  prevDateMoment = dayjs(),
+  newDateMoment = dayjs(),
 }) {
   const prevRuleSet = RuleSets.find(
     (r) =>
@@ -32,11 +32,7 @@ export function ChangeOfRuleSet({
 }
 
 export function WhichRulesetToApply(close_date) {
-  const DateMoment = close_date ? moment(close_date) : moment();
-  console.log(
-    "🚀 ~ file: constants.js:36 ~ WhichRulesetToApply ~ DateMoment",
-    DateMoment
-  );
+  const DateMoment = close_date ? dayjs(close_date) : dayjs();
   const newRuleSet = RuleSets.find(
     (r) =>
       DateMoment.isSameOrAfter(r.range[0]) && DateMoment.isBefore(r.range[1])
@@ -44,4 +40,4 @@ export function WhichRulesetToApply(close_date) {
   console.log("Using ruleset:", newRuleSet);
 
   return newRuleSet?.title;
-}
+}