Closed viraxor closed 2 years ago
Have you considered using a Unix timestamp instead? Discord will display <t:1650721883:t>
as e.g. 9:51 AM
if you're in US eastern, 6:51 AM
if you're in US Pacific, etc.
I suppose that's not of much use to IRC users, though…
I suppose that's not of much use to IRC users, though…
Is it even possible to somehow do it through IRC without the users giving their timezone as a parameter?
I don't really understand the "timezone support". Does it always show the target military time in GMT? Does discord automagically adjust time displays when they are wrapped with ()
? Does a discord user need to opt in to this feature or does discord already know their timezone based on cornputer settings? Are the users on IRC going to see the wrong time unless they live along the prime meridian line?
I don't really understand the "timezone support". Does it always show the target military time in GMT? Does discord automagically adjust time displays when they are wrapped with
()
? Does a discord user need to opt in to this feature or does discord already know their timezone based on cornputer settings? Are the users on IRC going to see the wrong time unless they live along the prime meridian line?
The timezone support means that you can type in your timezone and get exact time for your timezone, not just giving 22:40 UTC to every user, so they calculate the time for their timezone.
I plan on adding more timezones like EST and CET.
Discord does automatically convert UTC time to time in your timezone, but, unfortunately, IRC doesn't have this functionality.
Discord does know your timezone based on your computer settings, and, as far as I know, correct me if I'm not right, there is no way to turn it off.
The IRC users will have to know their timezone against UTC for now. But, as I mentioned above, I will add different generalized timezones.
This pull request is (finally) ready to get merged.
Added time when the competition starts, along with timezone support.
Example: