README.md

timeago.js

timeago.js is a simple library (less then 2kb) to used to format datetime with *** time ago statement. eg: '3 hours ago'.

• localization supported.
• time ago, time in supported.
• npm and browser supported.
• well tesed.

中文版说明文档点这里。 Python version here: timeago.

Such as

just now
12 seconds ago
3 minutes ago
2 hours ago
24 days ago
6 months ago
2 years ago

in 12 seconds
in 3 minutes
in 2 hours
in 24 days
in 6 months
in 2 years

Usage

** 1. Install timeago.js **

npm install timeago.js

** 2. import timeago.js **

UMD import is supported, then get global object: timeago.

import timeago from 'timeago.js';

// or

var timeago = require("timeago.js");

or link with script in html files:

<script src="dist/timeago.min.js"></script>

** 3. use class timeago **

var timeago = timeago();
timeago.format('2016-06-12')

Detail Usage

** 1. localization **

Default local is en, and the library supports en and zh_CN.

var timeago = timeago();
timeago.format('2016-06-12', 'zh_CN');

** 2. register local language **

You can register you own language. All keys are needed. e.g.

// the local dict example is below.
var test_local_dict = {
  'JUST_NOW': ["just now", "a while"],
  'SECOND_AGO': ["%s seconds ago", "in %s seconds"],
  'A_MINUTE_AGO': ["1 minute ago", "in 1 minute"],
  'MINUTES_AGO': ["%s minutes ago", "in %s minutes"],
  'AN_HOUR_AGO': ["1 hour ago", "in 1 hour"],
  'HOURS_AGO': ["%s hours ago", "in %s hours"],
  'A_DAY_AGO': ["1 day ago", "in 1 day"],
  'DAYS_AGO': ["%s days ago", "in %s days"],
  'A_MONTH_AGO': ["1 month ago", "in 1 month"],
  'MONTHS_AGO': ["%s months ago", "in %s months"],
  'A_YEAR_AGO': ["1 year ago", "in 1 year"],
  'YEARS_AGO': ["%s years ago", "in %s years"]
}

var timeago = timeago();
timeago.register('test_local', test_local_dict);

timeago.format('2016-06-12', 'test_local');

** 3. set relative date **

timeago is relate to current date default. you can set it by yourself.

var timeago = timeago('2016-06-10 12:12:12'); // set the relative date here.
timeago.format('2016-06-12', 'zh_CN');

** 4. use timestamp **

timeago().format(new Date().getTime() - 11 * 1000 * 60 * 60); // will get '11 hours ago'

TODO

• website page

LICENSE

MIT