unix timestamp support

[goker-dev]

I added unix timestamp support:
Ex: 1372218564

[rmm5t]

Thanks for the effort on this, but this violates the HTML5 time tag. Timestamps should be in ISO8601 format. Same for the time microformat. Plus, this PR is missing tests.

[goker-dev]

Yes, you are right. But, I can use the plugin with any tag.

<span class="timeago" title="1372218564">1372218564</span>

I'm working with foursquare api and it send me a timestamp. I mean, it can be more useful if it can handle timestamp.

[rmm5t]

Sure, but timeago can handle Date objects too. If you're already looking at unix timestamps like this in Javascript, you can just assign the Date value to the element itself. No need to use the title attribute.

Here's a quick example. http://jsfiddle.net/Sq5gJ/

[goker-dev]

Thanks for explain but I think it's a little bit lame solution. I just wanted to use a plugin.
The below is a native example which can handle all of them, if I write JS code

http://jsfiddle.net/goker/3J9Dz/

(function timeAgo(selector) {

    var templates = {
        prefix: "",
        pastSuffix: " ago",
        featureSuffix: " later",
        seconds: "less than a minute",
        minute: "about a minute",
        minutes: "%d minutes",
        hour: "about an hour",
        hours: "about %d hours",
        day: "a day",
        days: "%d days",
        month: "about a month",
        months: "%d months",
        year: "about a year",
        years: "%d years"
    };
    var template = function(t, n) {
        return templates[t] && templates[t].replace(/%d/i, Math.abs(Math.round(n)));
    };

    var timer = function(time) {
        if (!time)
            return;
        time = time.replace(/\.\d+/, ""); // remove milliseconds
        time = time.replace(/-/, "/").replace(/-/, "/");
        time = time.replace(/T/, " ").replace(/Z/, " UTC");
        time = time.replace(/([\+\-]\d\d)\:?(\d\d)/, " $1$2"); // -04:00 -> -0400
        time = new Date(time * 1000 || time);

        var now = new Date();
        var seconds = ((now.getTime() - time) * .001) >> 0;
        var minutes = seconds / 60;
        var hours = minutes / 60;
        var days = hours / 24;
        var years = days / 365;

        return templates.prefix + (
                seconds < 45 && template('seconds', seconds) ||
                seconds < 90 && template('minute', 1) ||
                minutes < 45 && template('minutes', minutes) ||
                minutes < 90 && template('hour', 1) ||
                hours < 24 && template('hours', hours) ||
                hours < 42 && template('day', 1) ||
                days < 30 && template('days', days) ||
                days < 45 && template('month', 1) ||
                days < 365 && template('months', days / 30) ||
                years < 1.5 && template('year', 1) ||
                template('years', years)
                ) + templates.suffix;
    };

    var elements = document.getElementsByClassName('timeago');
    for (var i in elements) {
        var $this = elements[i];
        if (typeof $this === 'object') {
            $this.innerText = timer($this.getAttribute('title') || $this.getAttribute('datetime'));
        }
    }
    // update time every minute
    setTimeout(timeAgo, 60000);

})();

Thanks for interesting.
Regards.