vue-moment


Handy Moment.js filters for your Vue.js project.

Installation

Install via NPM...

``sh
$ npm install vue-moment
`

...and require the plugin like so:

`js
Vue.use(require('vue-moment'));
`

Usage

Simply set moment as the filtering function and you're good to go. At least one argument is expected, which the filter assumes to be a format string if the argument doesn't match any of the other filtering methods.

`html
{{ someDate | moment("dddd, MMMM Do YYYY") }}

{{ new Date() | moment("dddd, MMMM Do YYYY") }}
`

Passing Your Date

Moment.js expects your input to be either: a valid ISO 8601 formatted string (see ), a valid Date object, a Unix timestamp (in seconds or milliseconds, passed as a Number), or a date string with an accompanying format pattern (i.e. when you know the format of the date input). For the latter, vue-moment allows you to pass your date and format pattern(s) as an array, like such:

`html
{{ [ someDate, "MM.DD.YY" ] | moment("dddd, MMMM Do YYYY") }}

{{ [ someDate, ["MM.DD.YY", "MM-DD-YY", "MM-DD-YYYY"] ] | moment("dddd, MMMM Do YYYY") }}
`

As of 3.0.0, passing an empty or invalid input will no longer initiate moment with a new Date object fallback.

Filtering Methods

$3

This is the default filtering option. Formats the date against a string of tokens. See for a list of tokens and examples.

Default

`html
{{ someDate | moment("YYYY") }}

{{ someDate | moment("ddd, hA") }}

{{ someDate | moment("dddd, MMMM Do YYYY, h:mm:ss a") }}

`

For more information about moment#format, check out .




$3

Display a Moment in relative time, either from now or from a specified date.

Default (calculates from current time)

`html
{{ someDate | moment("from", "now") }}

{{ someDate | moment("from") }}
`

With a reference time given

`html
{{ someDate | moment("from", "Jan. 11th, 1985") }}
`

With suffix hidden (e.g. '4 days ago' -> '4 days')

`html
{{ someDate | moment("from", "now", true) }}

{{ someDate | moment("from", true) }}

{{ someDate | moment("from", "Jan. 11th, 2000", true) }}
`

For more information about moment#fromNow and moment#from, check out and .




$3

Formats a date with different strings depending on how close to a certain date (today by default) the date is. You can also pass a reference date and options.

Default (calculates from current time)

`html
{{ someDate | moment("calendar") }}

`

With a reference time given

`html
{{ someDate | moment("calendar", "July 10 2011") }}

`

With options

`html
{{ new Date() | moment('add', '6 days', 'calendar', null, { nextWeek: '[Happens in a week]' }) }}

`

For more information about moment#calendar, check out .




$3

Mutates the original Moment by adding time.

`html
{{ someDate | moment("add", "7 days") }}

{{ someDate | moment("add", "1 year, 3 months, 30 weeks, 10 days") }}
`

For more information about moment#add, check out .




$3

Works the same as add, but mutates the original moment by subtracting time.

`html
{{ someDate | moment("subtract", "3 hours") }}
`

For more information about moment#subtract, check out .

$3

Convert the date to a certain timezone

`html
{{ date | moment('timezone', 'America/Los_Angeles', 'LLLL ss')}}
`

To use this filter you will need to pass moment-timezone through to the plugin

`js
// main.js
import Vue from 'vue'
import VueMoment from 'vue-moment'
import moment from 'moment-timezone'

Vue.use(VueMoment, {
moment,
})
`

For more information about moment#timezone, check out .




Chaining

There's some built-in (and not thoroughly tested) support for chaining, like so:

`html
{{ someDate | moment("add", "2 years, 8 days", "subtract", "3 hours", "ddd, hA") }}
`

This would add 2 years and 8 months to the date, then subtract 3 hours, then format the resulting date.




Durations

vue-moment also provides a duration filter that leverages Moment's ability to parse, manipulate and display durations of time. Durations should be passed as either: a String of a valid ISO 8601 formatted duration, a Number of milliseconds, an Array containing a number and unit of measurement (for passing a number other than milliseconds), or an Object of values (for when multiple different units of measurement are needed).

`html
{{ 3600000 | duration('humanize') }}

{{ 'PT1800S' | duration('humanize') }}

{{ [35, 'days'] | duration('humanize', true) }}

`

This filter is purely a pass-through proxy to moment.duration methods, so pretty much all the functions outlined in their docs are callable.

`html
{{ [-1, 'minutes'] | duration('humanize', true) }}

{{ { days: 10, months: 1 } | duration('asDays') }}

{{ 'P3D' | duration('as', 'hours') }}

`

For manipulating a duration by either subtraction or addition, first use the relevant filter option, then chain your duration display filter.

`html
{{ [1, 'minutes'] | duration('subtract', 120000) | duration('humanize', true) }}

{{ [-10, 'minutes'] | duration('add', 'PT11M') | duration('humanize', true) }}

{{ [2, 'years'] | duration('add', 1, 'year') | duration('humanize') }}

`

duration is for contextless lengths of time; for comparing 2 dates, use the diff method rather than hacking around with Moment durations. For more information about moment#duration, check out .




Configuration

vue-moment should respect any global Moment customizations, including i18n locales. For more info, check out .

You can also pass a custom Moment object through with the plugin options. This technique is especially useful for overcoming the browserify locale bug demonstrated in the docs

`js
const moment = require('moment')
require('moment/locale/es')

Vue.use(require('vue-moment'), {
moment
})

console.log(Vue.moment().locale()) //es
`

this.$moment

vue-moment attaches the momentjs instance to your Vue app as this.$moment.

This allows you to call the static methods momentjs provides.

If you're using i18n, it allows you to change the locale globally by calling this.$moment.locale(myNewLocale)`