Timestamp 補佐

Timestamp 補佐 is a Discord Bot / User App that allows you to create any timestamps for embedding in your messages, use a date calculator, calculate the time elapsed from one date to another, randomize date, game dice or integer, and convert dates from UNIX format to a readable format and vice versa! Currently supports 11 languages: Русский, Українська, English, Français, Polski, Svenska, Deutsch, 日本語, Português (Brazilian), 한국어, Български.

<< Translation & Bug Reporting >>

Want to help with translation? Create a new issue where you can specify where the translation needs fixing and what it should be, or request a translation into a specific language. You can also create a Pull Request with fixes or a new language - all localizations are available in locales.json.

<< What are timestamps? >>

It's a small piece of code containing seconds since 1970 that denotes a specific second in time. The advantage of using them is that when you send this label, everyone who sees it will see it in their own time zone. This is especially useful when you have friends and fans separated by long distances. For example: If you send <t:1767139200>, for me in GMT it will mean midnight on December 31, 2025. But if the person you're writing to lives in a GMT+3 time zone, they will see 3:00 AM on December 31 instead of midnight. Very useful when you and your friends constantly can't agree on an exact time ;)

<< Commands >>

• For some commands, the publicreply: true / false argument is available. If True, the bot's response will be seen by everyone in the chat, not just you.

• For some commands, the timezone argument is available. Depending on the time zone you choose, the bot's response will shift according to your selection.

• For commands that output a timestamp, the style argument is available. It allows you to choose the format of the date and time for the timestamp.

• /now - Displays the current date and a timestamp for pasting. Arguments: style, publicreply.

• /timestamp - Creates a timestamp based on a date you specify. Arguments: year, month, day, hour, minute, second, timezone, style, publicreply.

• /timezone - sub-functions gmtplus [timezone] (for GMT +1 to +14), gmtminus [timezone] (for GMT -1 to -12), keyzones [timezone] (for other zones like PST, CET, etc.). Displays current time in the selected time zone.

• /random - sub-functions integer, date, and dice - for generating random values

  • integer - designed to generate any random number from a range
  • date - designed to generate any random date from a range
  • dice - designed to simulate a roll of game dice (Default: D6)

• /convert - Time conversion:

  • todate - Converts a UNIX timestamp to a readable date/time. Arguments: unixtime, withms (choose format: true for ms, false for seconds from 1.1.1970).
  • tounix - Converts a date into a UNIX timestamp. Arguments: year, month, day, displayms, hour, minute, second, millisecond, timezone.

• /calc - sub-functions fromnow, fromdate, and from-to for calculations with arbitrary dates:

  • fromnow: add/subtract time from the current date.
  • fromdate: add/subtract time from a specific date.
  • from-to: calculate the time elapsed between two dates.

• /ping - Check bot latency.

• /invite - Invite the bot to your server or install it to your account.

• /about - Detailed information about the application.

<< Possible Questions >>

Why did /timestamp output an hour more/less than I specified?

Discord handles timestamps on the client side. It takes into account OS data regarding Daylight Saving Time transitions. If there were changes in your time zone at the specified time, the timestamp will reflect this by adding or subtracting an hour.

Why are the months and years arguments in /calc marked as inaccurate?

Calculations are performed in UNIX seconds, not a calendar format. Since months vary in length, an average value of 30 days (2,592,000,000 ms) is used. For years, leap years are not accounted for; a year is calculated as 365 days (31,536,000,000 ms).