Open pikitgb opened 7 years ago
Chronic is actually missing such feature... There's a parameter context
but currently it supports only :past
and :future
I've been working on #278 which fixes a lot of issues and it does implement this feature but it's not really ready yet...
with my rewrite
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date = DateTime.parse('2016-10-03')
Chronic.parse("monday", now: date, context: :past)
=> 2016-09-26 12:00:00 +0300
Chronic.parse("monday", now: date, context: :present)
=> 2016-10-03 12:00:00 +0300
Chronic.parse("monday", now: date, context: :future)
=> 2016-10-10 12:00:00 +0300
Amazing gem guys ! i really love it.
I have a question about this:
If today is Monday (Oct/3/2016) and i wanna get the next Monday there is anyway to get today has the first Monday available?
Current behavior: Chronic.parse("monday", now: DateTime.current) # it returns => Mon Oct/10/2016
How can it look like. (is this correct ?) Chronic.parse("monday", now: DateTime.current - 1.day) # it returns => Mon Oct/3/2016
Anyway to return by default current day ? is the day match with the first param criteria ?
Best regards.