I built Qrono as a practical default so you can stop debating date/time libraries.- Minimal bundle size (3.5 kB for 100+ APIs; detailed comparison in the docs)- UTC-first, but timezone & DST aware (a gap in other libraries)- Type-safe, immutable, and chainable by designDocs: https://qronojs.dev/
Light-weight, type-safe, immutable and chainable without dependencies. Handles UTC (default) and the local time of the environment, ambiguous daylight saving time strictly.
These days, it's rare to directly handle HTML files on the frontend of web applications, and placing key elements using absolute or relative coordinates is also uncommon, so the use cases for this extension are currently quite limited.
However, it could be somewhat useful in areas where web technologies are not yet widely adopted but need to be implemented simply. When creating individual components, such as with Vue.js, the real-time preview might become valuable. It could also be helpful for building non-application content like simple landing pages.