Hi @paymahn
Doesn't look like vercel offers their ms library as a UMD anywhere 
However you could try this alternative since its overall pretty easy to somewhat replicate the functionality
Add these lines to your Preloaded JS in App settings:
var RGX = /^(-?(?:\d+)?\.?\d+) *(m(?:illiseconds?|s(?:ecs?)?))?(s(?:ec(?:onds?|s)?)?)?(m(?:in(?:utes?|s)?)?)?(h(?:ours?|rs?)?)?(d(?:ays?)?)?(w(?:eeks?|ks?)?)?(y(?:ears?|rs?)?)?$/,
SEC = 1e3,
MIN = SEC * 60,
HOUR = MIN * 60,
DAY = HOUR * 24,
YEAR = DAY * 365.25;
function parse(val) {
var num, arr = val.toLowerCase().match(RGX);
if (arr != null && (num = parseFloat(arr[1]))) {
if (arr[3] != null) return num * SEC;
if (arr[4] != null) return num * MIN;
if (arr[5] != null) return num * HOUR;
if (arr[6] != null) return num * DAY;
if (arr[7] != null) return num * DAY * 7;
if (arr[8] != null) return num * YEAR;
return num;
}
}
function fmt(val, pfx, str, long) {
var num = (val | 0) === val ? val : ~~(val + 0.5);
return pfx + num + (long ? (' ' + str + (num != 1 ? 's' : '')) : str[0]);
}
function format(num, long) {
var pfx = num < 0 ? '-' : '', abs = num < 0 ? -num : num;
if (abs < SEC) return num + (long ? ' ms' : 'ms');
if (abs < MIN) return fmt(abs / SEC, pfx, 'second', long);
if (abs < HOUR) return fmt(abs / MIN, pfx, 'minute', long);
if (abs < DAY) return fmt(abs / HOUR, pfx, 'hour', long);
if (abs < YEAR) return fmt(abs / DAY, pfx, 'day', long);
return fmt(abs / YEAR, pfx, 'year', long);
}
window.ms = {
format,
parse
}
Then you can use inside queries or expressions anywhere in your app.
Example JS Query:
const { parse, format } = ms;
// string => number
console.log(parse('2 days')); //=> 172800000
console.log(parse('1d')); //=> 86400000
console.log(parse('10h')); //=> 36000000
console.log(parse('2.5 hrs')); //=> 9000000
console.log(parse('2h')); //=> 7200000
console.log(parse('1m')); //=> 60000
console.log(parse('5s')); //=> 5000
console.log(parse('1y')); //=> 31557600000
console.log(parse('100')); //=> 100
console.log(parse('-3 days')); //=> -259200000
console.log(parse('-1h')); //=> -3600000
console.log(parse('-200')); //=> -200
// number => string
console.log(format(60000)); //=> '1m'
console.log(format(2 * 60000)); //=> '2m'
console.log(format(-3 * 60000)); //=> '-3m'
console.log(format(parse('10 hours'))); //=> '10h'
// number => string (long)
console.log(format(60000, true)); //=> '1 minute'
console.log(format(2 * 60000, true)); //=> '2 minutes'
console.log(format(-3 * 60000, true)); //=> '-3 minutes'
console.log(format(parse('10 hours'), true)); //=> '10 hours'
Which outputs this to the console:
Sorry! we've gone the route of creating a custom component for our specific use-case with it. but quite a it more cumbersome