duration-relativetimeformat
v2.0.4
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Format duration between two dates using Intl.RelativeTimeFormat
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Duration - RelativeTimeFormat
A simple browser / node module that leverages Intl.RelativeTimeFormat to print out localized relative durations:
const Duration = require('duration-relativetimeformat');
const duree = new Duration('fr');
console.log(duree.format(Date.now() - 10 * Duration.minute));
> il y a 10 minutes
constructor(lang, { numeric, style, localeMatcher })
Only lang is required.
format(to, from = now())
where to and from are either dates, timestamps, or strings.
examples of results
Non-numeric dates depend on the current date:
- this minute, this hour
- yesterday, today, tomorrow
- last week, next week
- last month, next month
- last year, next year
Otherwise numeric dates are rounded as much as possible, to avoid things like
- 5 seconds (prefer now)
- 35 seconds (prefer this minute or in 1 minute)
- 28 hours (prefer 1 day)
- 400 minutes (prefer 4 hours)
etc...