I am working with an API that returns dates in UNIX format: ie 1441647410 .
With the following moment.js helper, I am able to convert it to a more readable format ( 05/22/15, 09:33 ):
UI.registerHelper('formatUnix', function(context, options) {
if(context)
return moment.unix(context).format('MM/DD/YY, hh:mm');
});
Instead of displaying an absolute time, I'd like to display time elapsed from now (ie 5 hrs ago, or 11 weeks ago) in this example. How could I do that? I am trying to define now with moment()
, but it doesn't seem to be working:
UI.registerHelper('fromNow', function(context, options) {
if(context)
var now = moment();
var diff = now - context;
return moment.unix(diff).format('hh');
});
How can I should an amount of time elapsed from now (11 weeks ago) instead of an absolute time (5/22/15)? Also, is there any way for the browser to automatically grab the client's local time?
Thanks !
将unix解析为瞬间时间然后使用from呢 ?
return moment(context).from(moment());
亲密无间,在使用fromNow()
构造了矩实例之后,只需要使用fromNow()
方法 moment.unix()
:
moment.unix(context).fromNow()
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