I'm dealing with dates like this one: 06/23/2015 00:00:00 (time always at midnight).</

For posterity, here is how you can achieve this: Create a new

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rothschild86 commented on September 6, 2024

Supporting "TODAY" label when only date is available

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lincolnthree commented on September 6, 2024

My recommendation would be to replace the JustNow() unit with a Today() unit. Sorry for the SUPER late reply on this.

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rothschild86 commented on September 6, 2024

looking at all available units, i don't see a Today unit...

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sverrirs commented on September 6, 2024

For posterity, here is how you can achieve this:

Create a new class Today

public class Today extends ResourcesTimeUnit implements TimeUnit {
    public Today() {
        this.setMaxQuantity(86400000L-1);
    }
    protected String getResourceKeyPrefix() {
        return "Today";
    }
    public boolean isPrecise() {
        return false;
    }
}

Create your own Resources file containing the new ResourceKey

// .. snip
{ "TodayPattern", "%u" },
{ "TodayFuturePrefix", "" },
{ "TodayFutureSuffix", "" },
{ "TodayPastPrefix", "" },
{ "TodayPastSuffix", "" },
{ "TodaySingularName", "today" },
{ "TodayPluralName", "today" },
{ "TodayFutureSingularName", "tomorrow" },
{ "TodayFuturePluralName", "tomorrow" },
{ "TodayPastSingularName", "yesterday" },
{ "TodayPastPluralName", "yesterday" },
// .. snip

Customize your PrettyTime instance to give your new Today class precedence

public class PrettyTimeUtils {
    private static PrettyTime mDayLimitedPrettyTime;

    public static PrettyTime GetDayLimited(){
        if( mDayLimitedPrettyTime == null){
            mDayLimitedPrettyTime = new PrettyTime(Locale.getDefault());
            mDayLimitedPrettyTime.clearUnits();

            Add(mDayLimitedPrettyTime, new Today());
            Add(mDayLimitedPrettyTime, new Day());
            Add(mDayLimitedPrettyTime, new Week());
            Add(mDayLimitedPrettyTime, new Month());
            Add(mDayLimitedPrettyTime, new Year());
            // Omitting Decade, Century and Millennium
        }
        return mDayLimitedPrettyTime;
    }

    private static void Add(PrettyTime p, ResourcesTimeUnit unit){
        p.registerUnit(unit, new ResourcesTimeFormat(unit));
    }
}

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rothschild86 commented on September 6, 2024

Perfect! 🙏

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