angular-timeago
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Angular directive/filter/service for formatting date so that it displays how long ago the given time was compared to now.
Angular directive/filter/service for formatting date so that it displays how long ago the given time was compared to now.
This project is based off of a thread on Angular Google Groups. The person who started the thread, @lrlopez, gave me permission to start a repo using the code he wrote initially. Thanks to @lrlopez and other contributors in the thread.
Check out the demo here.
Filter
{{myDate | timeAgo}}
Displays time ago since myDate. myDate can be time in milliseconds since January 1st 1970 (see MDN Date.prototype.getTime) or an ISO 8601 string (see MDN Date.prototype.toISOString)
Language support
angular-timeago currently supports: en_US, de_DE, he_IL. If you want more languages: feel free to contribute!
The language is determined by the string in document.documentElement.lang which you can set in your HTML markup:
<html lang="en_US"></html>
Or directly in JS:
window.document.documentElement.lang = 'en_US';
You can also add additional or alter existing languages at runtime by extending the service:
timeAgo.settings.strings.en_US = {
// appropriate keys here
};
For more details refer to the source code.
In order to run the e2e tests you might need to install a Selenium server via:
./node_modules/grunt-protractor-runner/scripts/webdriver-manager-update```
And then use grunt to run all tests (unit and e2e):
grunt test
FAQs
Angular directive/filter/service for formatting date so that it displays how long ago the given time was compared to now.
The npm package angular-timeago receives a total of 1,611 weekly downloads. As such, angular-timeago popularity was classified as popular.
We found that angular-timeago demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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