Human-Friendly Time Ago Text in Vanilla JS – humantime-js
Add human-friendly time text to comments, dashboards, and blog metadata with the small humantime-js library.
Add human-friendly time text to comments, dashboards, and blog metadata with the small humantime-js library.
Format ISO timestamps as localized relative time text with a custom HTML element that auto-updates in the browser.
A lightweight and standalone relative time JavaScript library that converts timestamps to human-readable time format.
A zero-dependency JavaScript library that converts timestamps into human-readable formats like “just now” or “3 days ago” for modern apps.
A small, opinionated JavaScript library for formatting timestamps into human-readable strings like “6h ago” or “Jun 1”.
A tiny (~600byte minified) Javascript library makes it easy to convert a valid Unix Timestamp (Epoch) into a human-readable string.
A super tiny (~ 1kb) and blazing fast timeago library that automatically shortens the Datetime (ISO 8601) into relative time (how long ago).
A tiny web component that converts the amount of time left or passed relative to a specific date into a human-readable format.
A JavaScript library that converts the content of an element with the “data-ago” attribute into human-readable format such as xx days ago.