just now with formatter + buildFormatter

[MichaelKheel]

you can create your formatter function which has to returns string
as example:

<TimeAgo date={timeAgo}
formatter={(value, unit) => {
                  if (unit === 'second' && value < 15) return "just now";
                  if (unit === "second") return "few seconds ago";
                  if (unit  === "minute") return `${value} ${value === 1 ? "minute" : "minutes"} ago`;
                  ...
                }}
/>

How can I do this if I use localization?

import React from "react";

import TimeAgo from 'react-timeago';
import LocaleRU from 'react-timeago/lib/language-strings/ru';
import buildFormatter from 'react-timeago/lib/formatters/buildFormatter';
const formatter = buildFormatter(LocaleRU);
import {Box} from '@material-ui/core';

export default ({date, title}) => {
	return(
		<Box component="small" color="text.disabled" fontWeight="bold">
			<TimeAgo
			date={date}
			formatter={formatter}
			title={title} />
		</Box>
	);
}

Originally posted by @mara1esh in #130 (comment)

[nmn]

Since formatters are a functions you can wrap a localization function with your function to customize it however you need to.

[MichaelKheel]

I would be grateful if you could show a simple example, since I tried different options.

[dmatora]

Same question. How can it be wrapped?
I tried and couldn't get it working