relative-time | Formats JavaScript dates to relative time strings | Internationalization library

How can I get the elapsed time since the last update in a github repository. I also want to get the main language. Picture of what i mean

I want this data, to be able to use it on another website

I thought about doing it with JS, looking in the "id" and "class" tags, but i found this code on github web:

I decided to give myself a challenge on Java that implements this question's achievement.

The things I have to do is get LocalDateTime, convert the same code from the linked question's answers, then receiving a string from the function.

Here's what I've done so far:

Using Vincent Robert's answer, I want to rebuild it in Java.

I started off this way:

There are plugin on dayjs (relativeTime) that will returning human readable string instead of number. Is there any way to return just number?

something like these

I want to use dateparser to detect which cell contains a date. I have a broad range of different date formats: Fr, 21.02.2020 // 20.02.2020 // 21.02 // 21-02-2020 // January, 21 2020 // 21-Jan-2020 // 21/02/20 and I am sure there will still come a couple more in the future. The library dateparser is able to detect all of them pretty well, though it also detects 'PO', 'to','06','16:00' as date or relative date, which I don't want. I tried to check the Documentation and turn the relative date off or to look how to change to only detect "real dates". In the settings they offer different PARSERS and the possibility to only use some of them. These are the default PARSERS and the program runs through all of them:

'timestamp': If the input string starts with 10 digits, optionally followed by additional digits or a period (.), those first 10 digits are interpreted as Unix time.

'relative-time': Parses dates and times expressed in relation to the current date and time (e.g. “1 day ago”, “in 2 weeks”).

'custom-formats': Parses dates that match one of the date formats in the list of the date_formats parameter of dateparser.parse() or DateDataParser.get_date_data.

'absolute-time': Parses dates and times expressed in absolute form (e.g. “May 4th”, “1991-05-17”). It takes into account settings such as DATE_ORDER or PREFER_LOCALE_DATE_ORDER.

'base-formats': Parses dates that match one of the following date formats

I tried to only use one of them with the part settings={'base-formats':True}) in my code, nonetheless it won't work. Furthermore they offer the following snippet to turn of individual PARSERS:

I'm building a forum app and with v-for, I want to show when all the comments were posted with momentjs relative time, the problem is that the render never changes from 'A few seconds ago'. In this question, the response show to achieve what I want, basically using an interval when the component is created:

I'm having an issue importing type definitions from a separate module while working in Vue.

Here's a rundown of the typedefs I'm trying to import: