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December 18, 2011 00:05
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Fuzzy-Time is a new method for Ruby's Time class that presents the time in a more human-friendly format. Inspired by Objectpark's FuzzyClock.
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class Time | |
def fuzzy | |
# Converts 24 hour format to 12 hours | |
self.hour >= 12 ? hour_num = self.hour - 12 : hour_num = self.hour | |
min = self.min | |
case hour_num # Converting the current hour to a string | |
when 0 then hour = "twelve" | |
when 1 then hour = "one" | |
when 2 then hour = "two" | |
when 3 then hour = "three" | |
when 4 then hour = "four" | |
when 5 then hour = "five" | |
when 6 then hour = "six" | |
when 7 then hour = "seven" | |
when 8 then hour = "eight" | |
when 9 then hour = "nine" | |
when 10 then hour = "ten" | |
when 11 then hour = "eleven" | |
when 12 then hour = "twelve" | |
end | |
hour_num += 1 # Converting the next hour to a string | |
case hour_num | |
when 1 then nexthour = "one" | |
when 2 then nexthour = "two" | |
when 3 then nexthour = "three" | |
when 4 then nexthour = "four" | |
when 5 then nexthour = "five" | |
when 6 then nexthour = "six" | |
when 7 then nexthour = "seven" | |
when 8 then nexthour = "eight" | |
when 9 then nexthour = "nine" | |
when 10 then nexthour = "ten" | |
when 11 then nexthour = "eleven" | |
when 12 then nexthour = "twelve" | |
when 13 then nexthour = "one" | |
end | |
if min < 3 # Returns the current time, off by +/- three minutes | |
"shortly after #{hour}" | |
elsif min >= 3 and min < 7 | |
"five past #{hour}" | |
elsif min >= 7 and min < 13 | |
"ten past #{hour}" | |
elsif min >= 13 and min < 18 | |
"quarter past #{hour}" | |
elsif min >= 18 and min < 23 | |
"twenty past #{hour}" | |
elsif min >= 23 and min < 28 | |
"twentyfive past #{hour}" | |
elsif min >= 28 and min < 33 | |
"half past #{hour}" | |
elsif min >= 33 and min < 38 | |
"twentyfive to #{nexthour}" | |
elsif min >= 38 and min < 43 | |
"twenty to #{nexthour}" | |
elsif min >= 43 and min < 48 | |
"quarter to #{nexthour}" | |
elsif min >= 48 and min < 53 | |
"ten to #{nexthour}" | |
elsif min >= 53 and min < 57 | |
"five to #{nexthour}" | |
elsif min >= 57 | |
"nearly #{nexthour}" | |
end | |
end | |
end |
I've always liked FuzzyClock too and came up with something similar to this: https://github.com/patricklewis/fuzzy_time
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Inspired by Objectpark's FuzzyClock.