First issue, shocking: somebody still uses flags to represent languages in 2015! A quick search on Internet will show why it is a bad idea...
Second issue; the changelog shows support of French, the readme.md still mentions "in three languages (en, de, pt)". Apparently, you also support Italian?
Third issue, more important for me: the French version is a bit broken! We don't write "il ya" but "il y a" [EDIT Just checked, looks more like an issue in disTime.js...]. It doesn't understand numbers like dix-neuf or cent un. Granted, French rules aren't simple... I don't know if the library supports (or plan to support) composed numbers like that.
The good news is that I might take a look and see if I can provide a pull request to fix that. :-)
Otherwise, it looks like a solid and useful library. Thanks.
First issue, shocking: somebody still uses flags to represent languages in 2015! A quick search on Internet will show why it is a bad idea...
Second issue; the changelog shows support of French, the readme.md still mentions "in three languages (en, de, pt)". Apparently, you also support Italian?
Third issue, more important for me: the French version is a bit broken! We don't write "il ya" but "il y a" [EDIT Just checked, looks more like an issue in disTime.js...]. It doesn't understand numbers like dix-neuf or cent un. Granted, French rules aren't simple... I don't know if the library supports (or plan to support) composed numbers like that.
The good news is that I might take a look and see if I can provide a pull request to fix that. :-)
Otherwise, it looks like a solid and useful library. Thanks.