isRelativeTimeFormat false for "now"

[pqvst]

isRelativeTimeFormat should return true for "now"?

[cmaurer]

@pqvst The test returns true. Are you saying that this should be false? Im a little confused.

Chris

        it('should return true for "now" relative time', function(done){
            should(moment().isRelativeTimeFormat('now')).eql(true);
            done();
        });

[pqvst]

@cmaurer Really?

console.log(moment().isRelativeTimeFormat('now'));

returns false for me. Looking at the regex I can't see how it could possibly match 'now'.

/([-+])(\d*)(minutes|minute|min|hours|hour|days|day|weeks|week|months|month|mon|years|year|Quarters|Quarter|seconds|second|sec|s|m|h|d|M|y|Y|Q|ms|w)/

[cmaurer]

Ok. I have a test for this and it's passing. Let me look at it tonight.

Thanks,
Chris

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@cmaurer Really?

console.log(moment().isRelativeTimeFormat('now'));
returns false for me. Looking at the regex I can't see how it could possibly match 'now'.

/([-+])(\d*)(minutes|minute|min|hours|hour|days|day|weeks|week|months|month|mon|years|year|Quarters|Quarter|seconds|second|sec|s|m|h|d|M|y|Y|Q|ms|w)/
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[cmaurer]

@pqvst So in the specific function, isRelativeTimeFormat, or relativeTime, I specifically check for now.

        moment.fn.isRelativeTimeFormat = function(relativeTimeString){
            if (relativeTimeString.trim() === 'now') {
                return true;
            }
            return relativeTimeRe.test(relativeTimeString);
        };

But that does not explain why you are getting false. Can you post a gist showing me what you are trying to do?

Thanks,
Chris