
This may be a nice moment to reconsider using Pinia as a data store, as we now have two views (job table + job details) that should share a data set.
28 lines
903 B
JavaScript
28 lines
903 B
JavaScript
import { DateTime } from "luxon";
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const relativeTimeDefaultOptions = {
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thresholdDays: 14,
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format: DateTime.DATE_MED_WITH_WEEKDAY,
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}
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// relativeTime parses the timestamp (can be ISO-formatted string or JS Date
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// object) and returns it in string form. The returned string is either "xxx
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// time ago" if it's a relatively short time ago, or the formatted absolute time
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// otherwise.
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export function relativeTime(timestamp, options) {
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let parsedTimestamp = null;
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if (timestamp instanceof Date) {
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parsedTimestamp = DateTime.fromJSDate(timestamp);
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} else {
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parsedTimestamp = DateTime.fromISO(timestamp);
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}
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if (!options) options = relativeTimeDefaultOptions;
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const now = DateTime.local();
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const ageInDays = now.diff(parsedTimestamp).as('days');
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if (ageInDays > options.format)
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return parsedTimestamp.toLocaleString(options.format);
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return parsedTimestamp.toRelative();
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}
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