@manu_omg/react-native-timeago v0.0.2

react-native-timeago

An auto-updating timeago component for React Native using days.js.

Usage

import React, { Component } from 'react';
import TimeAgo from '@manu_omg/react-native-timeago';

// Timestamp can be any valid data type accepted in a Moment.js constructor
// Currently accepts string, number, array, or a Date instance
let timestamp = "2015-06-21T06:24:44.124Z";

class MyComponent extends Component {

  ...

  render() {
    return (
      <TimeAgo time={timestamp} />
    )
  }

  ...
};

If you'd like to hide the string "ago" from the phrase returned, you can use the hideAgo prop:

<TimeAgo time={timestamp} hideAgo={true} />

All normal Text props are applicable (including style). Use the interval prop to change the update interval in milliseconds (default: 60000).

// This component would update every 20 seconds
<TimeAgo time={timestamp} interval={20000} />

Support local language

To support local language, you need to require locale language file, and call dayjs.locale() in your app. For example

let TimeAgo = require('@manu_omg/react-native-timeago');

let days = require('dayjs'); //load dayjs module to set local language
require('days/locale/zh-cn');
const dayjs = require("dayjs"); //for import dayjs local language file during the application build
dayjs.locale('zh-cn'); //set dayjs local language to zh-cn
...

Contributing

If you'd like to see something added or changed to this module please open a new GitHub issue. Pull requests are always welcome.

🙌 Contributing

If you have any suggestions for improving LodashX or if you found a bug, please don't hesitate to open an issue. Contributions are welcome!

Special thanks to everyone who has contributed to this project!

🎉 License

LodashX is open source and licensed under the MIT license.