Closed Pierre-Demessence closed 3 years ago
https://ipgeolocation.io/documentation/timezone-api.html This could work, and it has a free plan of 30K requests / month. It also has a C# SDK.
Another https://www.abstractapi.com/time-date-timezone-api with a free plan of 5K requests / month
Something like
!time France
or!time US
or!time NZ
and it would show the current time at the selected location. I think the easiest would be to use some kind of API which take a "location" in parameter. That way we have nothing to do, and user can be as precise as they want when passing a location example:!time CA
or!time Toronto, CA