s-ago | Human readable relative times | Date Time Utils library

so hello i am trying to use this most used php script linked here Converting timestamp to time ago in PHP e.g 1 day ago, 2 days ago... but i cannot get it working, i thought i would fill variable with $datetime with the date i want to differente with i am inputting date with this format "1614084957" but yet i get error

Error: Uncaught Error: Class 'datetime' not found in

i dont know what wrong its included the function is above the desired echo

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With the help of Stackoverflow (Converting timestamp to time ago in PHP e.g 1 day ago, 2 days ago...) I found out how to convert a timestamp to time ago format in PHP. In the current solution the plurality is defined as + 's' (which is fine in English)... but what to do if you want to change this logic manually for each time unit (because for some languages this logic is not effective)? So for example in Dutch year = jaar and years = jaren, month = maand and months = maanden, week = week and weeks = weken.

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In the first case, it pulls an older version of the index.js file (from like days-ago old); but the 127.0.0.1 version pulls the correct file. So why would I be getting two different javascript files depending on the source when both are technically from the same directory? Where might I find the days-old file at?

I run the server from the html directory using the command:

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