forked from https://github.com/kevinlawler/NSDate-TimeAgo

This is a Swift class extension for NSDate. It gives NSDate the ability to report times like "A moment ago", "30 seconds ago", "5 minutes ago", "Yesterday", "Last month", "2 years ago", and so on.

This functionality has variously been referred to as a "time ago", "time since", "relative date", or "fuzzy date" feature.

NSDateTimeAgo currently supports the following languages:

• en (English)
• ee (Estonian)
• es (Spanish)
• zh_Hans (Chinese Simplified)
• zh_Hant (Chinese Traditional)
• pt (Portuguese)
• fr (French)
• it (Italian)
• ru (Russian)
• de (German)
• nl (Dutch)
• hu (Hungarian)
• fi (Finnish)
• ja (Japanese)
• vi (Vietnamese)
• ro (Romanian)
• da (Danish)
• cs (Czech)
• nb (Norwegian)
• lv (Latvian)
• tr (Turkish)
• ko (Korean)
• bg (Bulgarian)
• he (Hebrew)
• ar (Arabic)
• gre (Greek)
• pl (Polish)
• sv (Swedish)
• th (Thai)
• uk (Ukrainian)
• is (Icelandic)
• sq (Albanian)
• sk (Slovak)
• ms (Malay)
• km (Cambodian)
• id (Bahasa-Indonesia)
• mn (Mongolian)
• ur (Urdu)

1. Add the swift package to your project
2. Import the package import NSDateTimeAgo
3. Call the timeAgo method in the following way:

let date = NSDate()
let ago = date.timeAgo
print("Output is: \(ago)")
Output is: "41 years ago"

2 other methods are available:

• dateTimeAgo: returns times with only strings of the type: "{value} {unit} ago"
• dateTimeUntilNow: returns only "yesterday" / "this morning" / "last week" / "this month" -- less precise than dateTimeAgo but more natural

Those three methods can be interchanged as they have the same signature.

Would be nice to

1. add customization options (e.g., should it report seconds or just "a minute ago")
2. add string customization
3. have more localizations
4. make dateTimeUntilNow more precise: instead of "Last week" use "Last Friday", "Last Monday" etc.
5. other

Released under ISC (similar to 2-clause BSD)

http://wikipedia.org/wiki/ISC_license