I know we can create our own locale with strings, but it is not clear to me how I can modify this to do what I want... or if it's even possible.
const localeFunc = (number: number, index: number, totalSec: number): [string, string] => {
// number: the timeago / timein number;
// index: the index of array below;
// totalSec: total seconds between date to be formatted and today's date;
return [
['just now', 'right now'],
['%s seconds ago', 'in %s seconds'],
['1 minute ago', 'in 1 minute'],
['%s minutes ago', 'in %s minutes'],
['1 hour ago', 'in 1 hour'],
['%s hours ago', 'in %s hours'],
['1 day ago', 'in 1 day'],
['%s days ago', 'in %s days'],
['1 week ago', 'in 1 week'],
['%s weeks ago', 'in %s weeks'],
['1 month ago', 'in 1 month'],
['%s months ago', 'in %s months'],
['1 year ago', 'in 1 year'],
['%s years ago', 'in %s years']
][index];
};
// register your locale with timeago
register('my-locale', localeFunc);
// use it
format('2016-06-12', 'my-locale');
The default above will show 'just now' 10s in from the time and 'right now' 10s out from the time. How can I change this so it shows 'right now' when it is exactly 0s and uses ['%s seconds ago', 'in %s seconds'], for all other seconds up until the minute mark?
I know we can create our own locale with strings, but it is not clear to me how I can modify this to do what I want... or if it's even possible.
The default above will show 'just now' 10s in from the time and 'right now' 10s out from the time. How can I change this so it shows 'right now' when it is exactly 0s and uses
['%s seconds ago', 'in %s seconds'],
for all other seconds up until the minute mark?