Moment is undefined

[szantner]

Using angularjs, node-webkit and angular-moment together I always got errors related to moment being undefined.

As I changed

.constant('moment', moment)

to

.constant('moment', (typeof global !== 'undefined' ? global : this).moment)

in angular-moment.js it stopped to complain. I don't know if it makes any problem in other environments though.

[JulienO]

I have the same problem but your solution does not work for me .. Using Angularjs/Ionic

[ragn]

It's a "problem" with moment.js according to this issue. The workaround mentioned there worked for me.

[szantner]

The thing is if I don't put moment.js in bower.json and use it via that then angular-moment has a broken dependency when checking bower list, which is not too nice also. Actually moment-timezone has the same issue with it: moment/moment-timezone#128

[mattvv]

I ran into this issue in atom-shell (similar to node-webkit). I fixed it with the following fix and adding moment to my local npm file, this way moment is used locally.

[urish]

Should be resolved by #95. If there are still issues, please re-open (or even better - send a PR).

[kitbrennan90]

This still isn't fixed. I have submitted a pull request: #133

[iCoolchar]

I also get the issue. I run:
npm install moment
var moment = require("moment");

but when I webpack it and open the browser, it said :
Uncaught ReferenceError: moment is not defined

Any one can help? Thanks!

[patribezek]

I have the same issue, the solution doesn't work in my project

[vanhumbeecka]

I solved it for my project. The issue is related to Webpack, and is similar to an issue where the jQuery global is not being found.
When using webpack, and you need to define some globals, don't use the es6 import statement, but use the following syntax

window.jQuery = window.$ = require('../../node_modules/jquery/dist/jquery.min');
window.moment = require('moment');

[smichaud]

@vanhumbeecka Thank you for your reply. Not very clean, but it solves my problem. Here what I did:
import moment from 'moment/moment'; window.moment = moment;

[ghost]

@vanhumbeecka that works for me, thank you.