1.0.2 • Published 2 years ago

readable-timestamp-js v1.0.2

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License
MIT
Repository
github
Last release
2 years ago

Get a Readable, formatted and customized timestamp

If you want to quickly set up a customized timestamp format, this might be the easiest way.

Install

$ npm install readable-timestamp-js

Usage

ES6(preferred)

import { timeDifferenceForDate, readableTimestamp } from "readable-timestamp-js";

or

const { timeDifferenceForDate, readableTimestamp } = require("readable-timestamp-js")

function timeDifferenceForDate()

timeDifferenceForDate accept 1 parameter, help users to calculate the difference between previous time and current time and return a human readable string.

const date = new Date();
console.log(timeDifferenceForDate(date))

//=> Just now

const previous = "Sun Jul 03 2022 00:37:36 GMT+0000"
console.log(timeDifferenceForDate(previous))

//=> 2 months ago

Readable patterns

  • Just now
  • Less than 1 min ago
  • 1 min ago | mins ago
  • 1 hour ago | hours ago
  • 1 day ago | days ago
  • 1 month ago | months ago
  • 1 year ago | years ago

function readableTimestamp()

readableTimestamp can accept 3 parameter and return a string to help users creating various date formats easily.

####1. The first parameter is the timestamp.

const date = new Date()
readableTimestamp(date)

//=> 02-07-2022 at 20:37

####2. The second parameter is a string to describe your format.

const date = new Date()
readableTimestamp(date, "at h:m")
//=> at 20:37
readableTimestamp(date, "h:m, M/D/Y")
//=> 20:37, 07/02/2022
readableTimestamp(date, "D/M, h:m ")
//=> 02/07, 20:37

Patterns roles

  1. upperCase
  • Y : return year
  • M : return month
  • D : return day
  1. lowerCase
  • h : return hour
  • m : return minute case sensitive!!
  1. others It will return all the rests of your string including spaces and special characters.

  2. Remeber the basic role, and you can write your pattern in any combination!

####3. The third parameter is a string to change your month to English.

const date = new Date()
readableTimestamp(date, "D M, Y at h:m", "month")
//=> 02 Jul, 2022 at 20:37

Author

Yik