javascript-time-ago/modules/steps/approximate.js

Localized relative date/time formatting

import { minute, hour, day, week, month, year } from './units.js';

// "factor" is a legacy property.
// Developers shouldn't need to use it in their custom steps.

// "threshold" is a legacy name of "min".
// Developers should use "min" property name instead of "threshold".

// "threshold_for_idOrUnit: value" is a legacy way of specifying "min: { id: value }".
// Developers should use "min" property instead of "threshold".

// just now
// 1 minute ago
// 2 minutes ago
// 5 minutes ago
// 10 minutes ago
// 15 minutes ago
// 20 minutes ago
// …
// 50 minutes ago
// an hour ago
// 2 hours ago
// …
// 20 hours ago
// a day ago
// 2 days ago
// 5 days ago
// a week ago
// 2 weeks ago
// 3 weeks ago
// a month ago
// 2 months ago
// 4 months ago
// a year ago
// 2 years ago
// …
export default [{
  // This step returns the amount of seconds
  // by dividing the amount of seconds by `1`.
  factor: 1,
  // "now" labels are used for formatting the output.
  unit: 'now'
}, {
  // When the language doesn't support `now` unit,
  // the first step is ignored, and it uses this `second` unit.
  threshold: 1,
  // `threshold_for_now` should be the same as `threshold` on minutes.
  threshold_for_now: 45.5,
  // This step returns the amount of seconds
  // by dividing the amount of seconds by `1`.
  factor: 1,
  // "second" labels are used for formatting the output.
  unit: 'second'
}, {
  // `threshold` should be the same as `threshold_for_now` on seconds.
  threshold: 45.5,
  // Return the amount of minutes by dividing the amount
  // of seconds by the amount of seconds in a minute.
  factor: minute,
  // "minute" labels are used for formatting the output.
  unit: 'minute'
}, {
  // This step is effective starting from 2.5 minutes.
  threshold: 2.5 * minute,
  // Allow only 5-minute increments of minutes starting from 2.5 minutes.
  // `granularity` — (advanced) Time interval value "granularity".
  // For example, it could be set to `5` for minutes to allow only 5-minute increments
  // when formatting time intervals: `0 minutes`, `5 minutes`, `10 minutes`, etc.
  // Perhaps this feature will be removed because there seem to be no use cases
  // of it in the real world.
  granularity: 5,
  // Return the amount of minutes by dividing the amount
  // of seconds by the amount of seconds in a minute.
  factor: minute,
  // "minute" labels are used for formatting the output.
  unit: 'minute'
}, {
  // This step is effective starting from 22.5 minutes.
  threshold: 22.5 * minute,
  // Return the amount of minutes by dividing the amount
  // of seconds by the amount of seconds in  half-an-hour.
  factor: 0.5 * hour,
  // "half-hour" labels are used for formatting the output.
  // (if available, which is no longer the case)
  unit: 'half-hour'
}, {
  // This step is effective starting from 42.5 minutes.
  threshold: 42.5 * minute,
  threshold_for_minute: 52.5 * minute,
  // Return the amount of minutes by dividing the amount
  // of seconds by the amount of seconds in an hour.
  factor: hour,
  // "hour" labels are used for formatting the output.
  unit: 'hour'
}, {
  // This step is effective starting from 20.5 hours.
  threshold: 20.5 / 24 * day,
  // Return the amount of minutes by dividing the amount
  // of seconds by the amount of seconds in a day.
  factor: day,
  // "day" labels are used for formatting the output.
  unit: 'day'
}, {
  // This step is effective starting from 5.5 days.
  threshold: 5.5 * day,
  // Return the amount of minutes by dividing the amount
  // of seconds by the amount of seconds in a week.
  factor: week,
  // "week" labels are used for formatting the output.
  unit: 'week'
}, {
  // This step is effective starting from 3.5 weeks.
  threshold: 3.5 * week,
  // Return the amount of minutes by dividing the amount
  // of seconds by the amount of seconds in a month.
  factor: month,
  // "month" labels are used for formatting the output.
  unit: 'month'
}, {
  // This step is effective starting from 10.5 months.
  threshold: 10.5 * month,
  // Return the amount of minutes by dividing the amount
  // of seconds by the amount of seconds in a year.
  factor: year,
  // "year" labels are used for formatting the output.
  unit: 'year'
}];
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