How to use the subMilliseconds function from date-fns
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exports.startOfYearImpl = dateFns.startOfYear exports.startOfYesterdayImpl = dateFns.startOfYesterday exports.subDaysImpl = dateFns.subDays exports.subHoursImpl = dateFns.subHours exports.subISOYearsImpl = dateFns.subISOYears exports.subMillisecondsImpl = dateFns.subMilliseconds exports.subMinutesImpl = dateFns.subMinutes exports.subMonthsImpl = dateFns.subMonths exports.subQuartersImpl = dateFns.subQuarters exports.subSecondsImpl = dateFns.subSeconds
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const timeZoneToleranz = 14 const instance = { userTimeZone, // Get a date with an offset lastMilliseconds: (milliseconds) => subMilliseconds(currentDate, milliseconds), lastHours: (hours) => subHours(currentDate, hours), lastDays: (days) => subDays(currentDate, days), lastMonths: (months) => subMonths(currentDate, months), lastYears: (years) => subYears(currentDate, years),
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