"humanize" should return "end of tomorrow" instead of "two days"

[zachriggle]

Feature Request

import arrow
import datetime

now = arrow.get()
print(now.humanize())

day = datetime.timedelta(days=1)
tomorrow = now + day
print(tomorrow.humanize())

end_of_tomorrow = tomorrow.replace(hour=23, minute=59, second=59)
print(end_of_tomorrow.humanize())

This prints

just now
in a day
in a day

It would be nice to be able to configure arrow.get(...).humanize to print something like:

just now
tomorrow at XPM
end of tomorrow

Similarly, it might be nice to get "Wednesday" instead of "in two days" (if today is e.g. Monday) via some fiddly knob.

[kjoyce77]

The default behavior is very confusing at the day level... If an object is 47 hours in the future it shows up as 'in a day' instead of 'in about 2 days' or 'in a day and 23 hours'. The simplest change would be to add an option for levels of granularity. So if I say 2 levels it will do in 0 minutes 47 seconds, in a day and 3 hours, in a week and six days, and so on.

But +1 for day of week logic as an option -- "Friday at 6am" is more readily understood than "In a day and 46 hours," for example.

These are just thoughts I wanted to write down. When I have time I might be able to do some PRs on this.

[anishnya]

I think this is a nice feature to be added to humanize. However, I think it is worth noting that we have to be able to make it work with the 60+ locales we support. Something like returning "Wednesday" instead of "in 2 days" I think can work across locales. However, some of the other suggested features/behaviours will need contributions and updates on all the locales.