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@marcreichel/alpine-timeago v1.5.2

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šŸš€ Installation

CDN

Include the following <script> tag in the <head> of your document, just before Alpine.

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@marcreichel/alpine-timeago@latest/dist/alpine-timeago.min.js" defer></script>

NPM

npm install @marcreichel/alpine-timeago

Add the x-timeago directive to your project by importing the package before starting Alpine.

import Alpine from 'alpinejs';
import TimeAgo from '@marcreichel/alpine-timeago';

Alpine.plugin(TimeAgo);

Alpine.start();

šŸŖ„ Usage

Directive

To convert a Date to the human-readable distance from now, add the x-data and x-timeago directives to an element and pass the date (as a Date or a string in ISO format) to the x-timeago directive. The directive will update the output every 30 seconds.

<span x-data="{ date: new Date() }" x-timeago="date"></span>

Under the hood the directive is using formatDistanceToNow from date-fns.

No suffix

If you do not want the "diff ago" suffix or "in diff" prefix, you can use the x-timeago.pure modifier.

<span x-data="{ date: new Date() }" x-timeago.pure="date"></span>

Include seconds

Distances less than a minute are more detailed.

<span x-data="{ date: new Date() }" x-timeago.seconds="date"></span>

Strict

If you do not want the "about diff" or "less than diff" prefixes, you can use the x-timeago.strict modifier.

<span x-data="{ date: new Date() }" x-timeago.strict="date"></span>

Strict options

The strict mode comes with its own set of modifiers for controlling the output.

Force unit

Use the x-timeago.strict.unit.[unit] modifier with one of the following units to force the unit in the output.

  • second (e.g. x-timeago.strict.unit.second)
  • minute (e.g. x-timeago.strict.unit.minute)
  • hour (e.g. x-timeago.strict.unit.hour)
  • day (e.g. x-timeago.strict.unit.day)
  • month (e.g. x-timeago.strict.unit.month)
  • year (e.g. x-timeago.strict.unit.year)
Adjust rounding method

By default, the values are rounded using the Math.round algorithm. If you would like to adjust this, use the x-timeago.rounding.[method] modifier with one of the following methods:

  • floor (e.g. x-timeago.strict.rounding.floor)
  • ceil (e.g. x-timeago.strict.rounding.ceil)
  • floor (e.g. x-timeago.strict.rounding.round)

Magic function

As of version 1.3.0 of this package a $timeago magic function is included which will return the human-readable distance from now.

<span x-data="{ date: new Date() }" x-text="$timeago(date)"></span>

Note: Using the magic function the distance does not get updated automatically. You have to update it yourself if you want to.

No suffix

If you do not want the "diff ago" suffix or "in diff" prefix, you can provide true as the second parameter to the function.

<span x-data="{ date: new Date() }" x-text="$timeago(date, true)"></span>

Include seconds

If you want distances less than a minute to be more detailed, you can provide true as the third parameter to the function.

<span x-data="{ date: new Date() }" x-text="$timeago(date, null, true)"></span>

Strict

If you do not want the "about diff" or "less than diff" prefixes, you can use the fourth parameter to provide the " strict" options.

Default
<span x-data="{ date: new Date() }"
      x-text="$timeago(date, null, null, { strict: true })"></span>
Unit
<span x-data="{ date: new Date() }"
      x-text="$timeago(date, null, null, { strict: true, unit: 'second' })"></span>
Rounding method
<span x-data="{ date: new Date() }"
      x-text="$timeago(date, null, null, { strict: true, roundingMethod: 'floor' })"></span>

Other locales

If you are using the npm installation method for this package or the ESM distribution, you can use the TimeAgo.configure() method to provide a different locale from date-fns.

import TimeAgo from '@marcreichel/alpine-timeago';
import {de} from 'date-fns/locale';

Alpine.plugin(TimeAgo.configure({
    locale: de,
}));

šŸ“„ License

Copyright (c) 2022 Marc Reichel and contributors.

Licensed under the MIT license, see LICENSE for details.

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