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Seed Moment

Seed Alpha's moment.js implementation

Given that our datestrings are valid ISOStrings, we can do away with a lot of error checking. If this project is to be open sourced - under a different name, then we have to account for error handling.

Changelog

2.1.0:

accept object with date key on Init
accept object with ISOString in date value on init

2.0.1:

Update Tests to from getRelativeTime toRelativeTime

2.0.0:

CheckISOString helper function
SeedMoment config function
Change function name of toRelativeTime to getRelativeTime
include defaults object for config
Update Readme

1.2.0:

Replace DateString with LocaleString with commas
Update Readme

1.1.0:

Return Date String if date is over 7 days

1.0.0:

Release Version
update tests to include chaining tests
update documentation

0.2.0:

update documentation
include tests
simplify function call

0.1.0:

init

Prerequisites

$ npm set registry http://npm.sandbox.elasticseed.net
$ npm set always-auth true
$ npm login

Installation

$ npm install seed-moment --save

Usage

# in application

var Moment = require('seed-moment');

methods: {
    getRelativeTime: function(date) {
        var moment = new Moment(date);
        return moment.toRelativeTime();
        // returns humanized date string
    }
}

#### Chaining with variable

var Moment = require('seed-moment');

methods:  {
    getRelativeTime: function(date) {
        var m = new Moment(date).toRelativeTime();
        return m;
    }
}

#### Chaining without variable

var Moment = require('seed-moment');

methods:  {
    getRelativeTime: function(date) {
        return new Moment(date).toRelativeTime();
    }
}

Inspiration

jherdman Javascript Relative Time Helpers source
Github.com/github/time-elements source
Moment.js source

Development

$ git clone git@github.com/seedalpha/seed-moment.git
$ cd seed-moment
$ npm install
$ npm test

Contributors

Denis Tsoi denis@seedalpha.net

@seedalpha/moment

Usage no npm install needed!