The ballots don't even tell you when they're due. This is a great reason to build up the util calls for turning a dayjs object into a discord timestamp code, so for the sake of prioritizing, this requires #96 to be done first
Notable places to ADD dates include !getballot, !subs
TODO
find the places to change date formats.
util/discord:formatDateMagic() is home for this?
Details on Unix stamp trick
Instead of juggling timezones, using this unix trick with the day.js relative (2 days from now) output would be sick as heck used in tandem. General chart of codes, the number is unix time in seconds:
<t:1624855717> short date time: June 27, 2021 9:48 PM
<t:1624855717:f> short date time June 27, 2021 9:48 PM
<t:1624855717:F> long date time: Sunday, June 27, 2021 9:48 PM
<t:1624855717:d> short date: 06/27/2021
<t:1624855717:D> long date: June 27, 2021
<t:1624855717:t> short time: 9:48 PM
<t:1624855717:T> long time: 9:48:37 PM
<t:1624855717:R> relative time: 2 days ago
The ballots don't even tell you when they're due. This is a great reason to build up the util calls for turning a dayjs object into a discord timestamp code, so for the sake of prioritizing, this requires #96 to be done first
Notable places to ADD dates include
!getballot,!subsTODO
util/discord:formatDateMagic()is home for this?Details on Unix stamp trick
Instead of juggling timezones, using this unix trick with the day.js relative (2 days from now) output would be sick as heck used in tandem. General chart of codes, the number is unix time in seconds:
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