Create Send Timestamps #149
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No actual code review yet (I know you're testing if it even builds), but one small nitpick is that I think this might fit better as an actual slash command? |
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.asar appears to have built correctly! |
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Another small thing I noticed is that you refer to ".send" but that doesn't actually exist - seems to be a typo. |
Like a user app? |
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Non legacy command is real |
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Adds a .time command to send timestamps written in natural language.
For instance:
.send tomorrow at 2pmwill send a message with a timestamp pointing to "tomorrow at 2pm" local time.To send in alternative formats, use one of:
.timeshortdate,.timelongdate,.timelongdateshorttime,.timefull,.timeshorttime,.timelongtime,.timerelative. Defaults to.timerelative.Powered by Microsoft.Recognizers.Text.