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⏳ vue-timeago3

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A time ago component for Vue.js 3 based on vue-timeago for Vue 2 by egoist.

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About

vue-timeago3 is a tiny component for Vue.js 3, to show the time passed since a specific date. You simply pass a date and get somewhat like 10 seconds ago, 3 weeks ago, ... printed by the component

Example

distance to nowresult
0 - 5 secsless than 5 seconds ago
5 - 10 secsless than 10 seconds ago
10 - 20 secsless than 20 seconds ago
20 - 40 secshalf a minute ago
40 - 60 secsless than a minute ago

See date-fns/formatDistanceToNow for more details.

Usage

Visit the docs for more details!

Installation

Currently the plugin is available via NPM and Yarn. To install it use one of the two package managers.
// NPM
$ npm install vue-timeago3

// Yarn
$ yarn add vue-timeago3

Register Plugin

To register the plugin simply import and register it using the new global vue3 api. As an alternative the plugin could be imported in specific components only.

// src/main.ts
import { createApp } from 'vue'
import timeago from 'vue-timeago3'

const app = createApp(App)
...
app.use(timeago) // register timeago
...
app.mount('#app')
Plugin Options

During the registration of the component you can specify a set of options, which will mutate the plugin globally. If you don't want to define global settings, skip this section and use props instead. To use options, simply pass them during the registration as an object:

// src/main.ts
import { createApp } from 'vue'
import timeago from 'vue-timeago3'

const app = createApp(App)
...
// define options
const timeagoOptions = {
  converterOptions: {
      includeSeconds: false,
  }
}

app.use(timeago,  timeagoOptions) // register timeago with options
...
app.mount('#app')

As of version 1.0.0 the following options are available:

optiontypedescription
namestringRegister the component with a custom name. Default is: timeago
localeLocale (see date-fns/Locale)The locale specifies the language which is used to render the date. All available date-fns locales are supported by default.
converter(date, converterOptions) => stringA converter that formats regular dates in x Seconds ago, or in xxx style. Check out the default converter which uses date-fns formatDistanceToNow
converterOptionsObjectPass some extra settings to the default converter mentioned above. It supports the main options of date-fns, namingly:

includeSeconds - boolean - distances less than a minute are more detailed
addSuffix - boolean - results specifies if now is earlier or later than the date passed
useStrict - boolean - use strict units, does not use helpers like 'almost', 'over', 'less than' and the like

Component

Once the plugin is registered you can straight up use it in your app.

Basic usage:

<template>
  <timeago :datetime="date"/>
</template>

<script>
...
data() {
  return {
    date: '2021-09-01'
  }
}
...
</script
Props

Instead of configurating the plugin during the registration, you can also configuate the component via props.

propertytyperequireddefaultdescription
datetimestring | Date | number:heavy_check_mark:The datetime used to calculate the "time ago"
autoUpdatenumber | boolean:x:falseThe period of time to update the component, in seconds.
This can be omitted by setting it to 0 or false.

The default value for true is 60(seconds). Instead of passing true you can also pass a custom time.
localeLocale (see date-fns/Locale):x:enThe locale specifies the language which is used to render the date. All available date-fns locales are supported by default.
converterdate, converterOptions) => string:x:See plugin options above
converterOptionsObject:x:See plugin options above

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Package last updated on 30 Apr 2022

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