unix-date-formatter
is a JavaScript library designed to simplify the formatting of Unix timestamps into human-readable strings. With this library, you can easily present timestamps in a user-friendly way, such as "About 2 days ago."
To install the library using npm, run the following command:
npm install unix-date-formatter
After installing the library, you can use it to format Unix timestamps in your JavaScript or TypeScript projects. This library should work
Import the unixFormatter function from the unix-date-formatter module:
import { unixFormatter } from "unix-date-formatter/unix";
Use the unixFormatter function to format Unix timestamps into readable strings. Pass the Unix timestamp (in seconds) as an argument to the unixFormatter component:
import React from "react";
import { unixFormatter } from "unix-date-formatter/unix";
const DateFormat = () => {
const unixTimestamp = 1675135145; // Replace with your Unix timestamp
return (
<p>
Submitted: {unixFormatter(unixTimestamp)}
</p>
);
};
By following these steps, you can effectively format Unix timestamps and display them in a more understandable and user-friendly manner.
Assuming the unixTimestamp is provided as 1675135145, the rendered output will be:
Submitted: About 2 days ago
Import the DateFormatter class from the unix-date-formatter module:
import { DateFormatter } from "unix-date-formatter/date";
import { DateFormatter } from "unix-date-formatter/date";
// Create an instance of DateFormatter, locale is
const dateFormatter = new DateFormatter('2024-03-11T01:31:29.938Z');
// Format date and time
const formattedDate = dateFormatter.formatDateAndTime('Australia/Sydney', 'en-AU');
const dateFormatter = dateFormatter.formatDate();
console.log(dateFormatter) // output will be 11 March 2024
console.log(formattedDate); // Output will be formatted date and time in en-AU locale
By following these steps, you can effectively format Unix timestamps and display them in a more understandable and user-friendly manner.
Keep in mind that the actual formatted output will depend on the current time and the specific Unix timestamp you provide.