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How do the simple line examples expect the time to be parsed? #11

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@fresh5447

Looking at the example line_garbage_zoom.js (and many other line examples). It looks like the date needs to be parsed:
var parseDate = d3.time.format("%YM%m").parse;

And the parser is used like so:

    x = function(d) {
      return parseDate(d.month);
    }

The problem, however, is I do not believe d3 has a time method, so I wonder if this example is outdated.

Here is how I import D3
import * as d3 from 'd3'

When I inspect the import it has methods available such as timeParse and timeMonths , (no time) and I can not quite parse the time how the line graph expects it.

Am I right in thinking that d3.time is no longer available? Every example in the simple/line folder uses this time parser so I would really like to figure it out.

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