Timestamp Converter
A simple converter designed for DiscordJS timestamps.
Sometimes for some reasons module moment doesn't work properly with discord.js timestamps, so if you have some issues, this module is for you.
date
Simple-Date | date(Number, {forceTimezone: Boolean, timezone: Number}?)
Converts unix timestamp to human date.
• getDayOfWeek() Returns day of the week.
• getDay() Returns day of the month.
• getMonth() Returns month.
• getYear() Returns year.
• getHour() Returns hours.
• getMinute() Returns minutes.
• getSeconds() Returns seconds.
• getMilliseconds() Returns milliseconds.
• getDaysInMonth() Returns days in the month.
• formatDay Returns formatted human time in: DD.MM.YYYY.
• formatHour Returns formatted human time in: DD.MM.YYYY, hh:mm.
• formatSeconds Returns formatted human time in: DD.MM.YYYY, hh:mm:ss.
timestamp
Timestamp-Convert | timestamp(Date | String, {forceTimezone: Boolean, timezone: Number}?)
Converts timestamp to human date.
This class can convert DiscordJS timestamps.
• getDayOfWeek() Returns day of the week.
• getDay() Returns day of the month.
• getMonth() Returns month.
• getYear() Returns year.
• getHour() Returns hours.
• getMinute() Returns minutes.
• getSeconds() Returns seconds.
• getMilliseconds() Returns milliseconds.
• getDaysInMonth() Returns days in the month.
• getTimestamp Returns timestamp.
• formatDay Returns formatted human time in: DD.MM.YYYY.
• formatHour Returns formatted human time in: DD.MM.YYYY, hh:mm.
• formatSeconds Returns formatted human time in: DD.MM.YYYY, hh:mm:ss.
Examples:
date() example
// import module
const Converter = require('timestamp-conv');
// set date to: 1608076029
const Date = new Converter.date(1608076029);
console.log(Date.getDay());
// returns day of the month (in UTC 15)
console.log(`${Date.getDay()}.${Date.getMonth()}.${Date.getYear()}, ${Date.getHour()}:${Date.getMinute()}`);
// returns: 15.12.2020, 11:47
console.log(Date.formatDay);
// returns: 15.12.2020
timestamp() example
// import module
const Converter = require('timestamp-conv');
// set date to: Tue, 15 Dec 2020 23:30:24 UTC
const Date = new Converter.timestamp('Tue, 15 Dec 2020 23:30:24 UTC');
console.log(Date.getDay());
// returns day of the month (15)
console.log(`${Date.getDay()}.${Date.getMonth()}.${Date.getYear()}, ${Date.getHour()}:${Date.getMinute()}`);
// returns: 15.12.2020, 23:30
console.log(Date.formatDay);
// returns: 15.12.2020
timestamp() example with forceTimezone
// import module
const Converter = require('timestamp-conv');
// set date to: 2020-07-03T14:28:13.955Z and force timezone to UTC+1
const Date = new Converter.timestamp('2020-07-03T14:28:13.955Z', {forceTimezone: true, timezone: 1});
console.log(Date.getDay());
// returns day of the month (03)
console.log(`${Date.getDay()}.${Date.getMonth()}.${Date.getYear()}, ${Date.getHour()}:${Date.getMinute()}`);
// returns: 03.07.2020, 15:28 (in UTC: 03.07.2020, 14:28)
console.log(Date.formatDay);
// returns: 03.07.2020
timestamp() example with DiscordJS
const Converter = require('timestamp-conv');
const Discord = require('discord.js');
const client = new Discord.Client();
client.on('ready', () => {
console.log('ready');
});
client.on('message', async (message) => {
if(message.content === '!creationDate'){
message.reply(`Your creation date is: ${new Converter.timestamp(message.author.createdAt).formatHour}`);
}
});
client.login('token');