Hi there,
This may just be poor understanding on my behalf, but it looks to me like the timeUntil function handles things a bit strangely: a timestamp 1 day in the future gives "one day ago", and a timestamp one day in the past gives "a day from now". My intuitive understanding would expect these the other way round.
This is shown in the example from the readme:
String hours = time.timeUntil(current - (6 * 60 * 60 * 1000)); // returns "6 hours from now"
Surely you'd expect "6 hours from now" when you provide a time that is 6 hours in the future, not the past?
If I'm correct, I think the fix would be to check for distanceInMilis being positive instead of negative on this line.
Hi there,
This may just be poor understanding on my behalf, but it looks to me like the timeUntil function handles things a bit strangely: a timestamp 1 day in the future gives "one day ago", and a timestamp one day in the past gives "a day from now". My intuitive understanding would expect these the other way round.
This is shown in the example from the readme:
Surely you'd expect "6 hours from now" when you provide a time that is 6 hours in the future, not the past?
If I'm correct, I think the fix would be to check for distanceInMilis being positive instead of negative on this line.