Class FriendlyDateFormatter
java.lang.Object
com.atlassian.confluence.core.datetime.FriendlyDateFormatter
Formats a date in a relative, friendly way. For example, "2 minutes ago". A
DateFormatter
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format some dates according to the server's formats and the user's time zone. As such, you will need a new
instance of this class for each user and "current time", typically one per request.
It is recommended that you pass a "now" time to the constructor to ensure that times are formatted against a known standard point in time. The alternate constructor uses the time that this object is created, which is probably not very useful.
This class is not thread-safe, primarily because it uses a DateFormatter class which is not thread-safe.
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Constructor Summary
ConstructorsConstructorDescriptionFriendlyDateFormatter
(DateFormatter dateFormatter) FriendlyDateFormatter
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptiongetFormatMessage
(Date date) Returns the i18n message to format the given date relative to the "now" time passed to the constructor.
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Constructor Details
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FriendlyDateFormatter
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FriendlyDateFormatter
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Method Details
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getFormatMessage
Returns the i18n message to format the given date relative to the "now" time passed to the constructor.- Parameters:
date
- the date to format- Returns:
- the i18n message which can be used to format the date relative to the "now" time
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