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parseTime.js

convert strings like "five days ago" to an integer (with time in milliseconds (as relative value from now and as UNIX Timestamp)) in three languages (en, de, pt)
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about

License: MIT
Version: 0.2.10
Date: 10.2018

install

npm install parsetime

example

Node

var parseTime = require('./dist/parseTime.js');
var timestamp = parseTime('06.06.89')['absolute'];
console.log(timestamp); // returns 613087200000

Browser

<script src="//simonwaldherr.github.io/parseTime.js/dist/parseTime.min.js"></script>
<script>
var timestamp = parseTime('06.06.89');
console.log(timestamp['absolute']); // returns 613087200000
</script>

demo

Test this code on the associated github page simonwaldherr.github.io/parseTime.js/.

version

  • 0.2.10) fixes #24 - prioritise dd/mm/yy over mm/dd/yy (don't use Date.parse() for that)
  • 0.2.9) auto deploy to npm via travis and add example to readme
  • 0.2.8) make it node compatible and add CI tests
  • 0.2.7) language changes
  • 0.2.6) bugfixes and minor improvements
  • 0.2.5) added french (thanks to @fdev31)
  • 0.2.4) added portuguese (thanks to @tarciozemel)
  • 0.2.3) parse tomorrow morning and yesterday evening
  • 0.2.2) build via grunt and lang in seperate files
  • 0.2.1) parse non strict DIN1355-1 and other
  • 0.2.0) should now work in fucking firefox
  • 0.1.9) RFC2822 and ISO8601 fix (year and day)
  • 0.1.8) parse "morning" and "evening"
  • 0.1.7) regex fix and return false if not parsable
  • 0.1.6) better DIN1355-1 handling and bugfixes
  • 0.1.5) parse DIN1355-1 and strings like "tomorrow"
  • 0.1.4) unit indexOf fix
  • 0.1.3) parse RFC2822 and ISO8601
  • 0.1.2) smaller valid code
  • 0.1.1) beautified
  • 0.1.0) Init Commit

feature request

you can request more features and date format types with the github issue tracker.

contact

Feel free to contact me via eMail, on App.net or on Twitter. This software will be continually developed. Suggestions and tips are always welcome.