It would be a great idea to have a command to compare the a compare a specific time of a user to yourself, a specific time for yourself to another user, or from one user to another user.
Currently with the -ft time command this is not possible, since it only shows the current time.
This idea comes from Hyperion_21#1503 (526120327697268736).
Situations:
- When it is 10pm for me, what time is it for
@User?
- When it is 10pm for
@User, what time is it for me?
- When it is 10pm for
@UserOne, what time is it for @UserTwo?
Command Suggestion:
-ft convert me to <@user> <time>
-ft convert <@user> to me <time>
-ft convert <@user> to <@user> <time>
- "me" could also be "self", or neither and instead require the user the mention their own name, or support both.
- Might need to use regex to match the "to" format, in the case that the user mentioned has a space in it.
- How can the be captured by regex? Do we run time parser on the whole string?
Bonus: Support Time Zones as Well:
-ft convert me to America/New_York <time>
-ft convert America/New_York to me <time>
-ft convert America/New_York to America/Chicago <time>
It would be a great idea to have a command to compare the a compare a specific time of a user to yourself, a specific time for yourself to another user, or from one user to another user.
Currently with the
-ft timecommand this is not possible, since it only shows the current time.This idea comes from Hyperion_21#1503 (526120327697268736).
Situations:
@User?@User, what time is it for me?@UserOne, what time is it for@UserTwo?Command Suggestion:
-ft convert me to <@user> <time>-ft convert <@user> to me <time>-ft convert <@user> to <@user> <time>Bonus: Support Time Zones as Well:
-ft convert me to America/New_York <time>-ft convert America/New_York to me <time>-ft convert America/New_York to America/Chicago <time>