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Currently, results are always relative to the current date/time (i.e. moment()), but it would also be very useful to be able to work with an arbitrary date/time value, e.g.

moment('2017-10-18T20:43:00Z').relativeTime('-3h')

Hi,

thanks for this great plugin. I'm using it for a HomeKit/homebridge plugin (my homebridge-calendar) and one of its users has reported a security vulnerability for it: It turns out that the source is a broken version of the debug module, which is imported through npm-check-updates. Please upgrade the dependencies of relative-time-parser and publish a new version.

See https://nodesecurity.io/advisories/534 for more details.

Thanks!
grover

Please move grunt and grunt-cli from main dependencies to devDependencies.

Graphite format is all well and good, but it would be nice if the module would also ignore spaces between the amount and the units in order to inch toward more NLP-like handling. "+2 years" isn't much different than "+2years", and it's literally a 3-character change to the regex (add \s* between the number and the units).

isRelativeTimeFormat should return true for "now"?