This is the variable being used:
$(time UTC “ddd DD MMM YYYY, HHmmss”) Zulu
This is what correctly displays (at the current time called):
Wed 08 May 2019, 211602 Zulu
My question is
How do I use the variable so that the manipulated time adds 1286 years to display this?:
Wed 08 May 3305, 211602 Zulu
How do I add 1286 years to the time?
" We use moment.js to compute time, so you can use their formatting guide to create a format you’d like to use." -https://docs.nightbot.tv/commands/variables/time
Formatting how I’d like to display time is the easy part. I want to add 1286 years to the displayed time.
What if there was an “Elite Danergous” time zone? ha!
moment.js appears to only address HTML-style coding (I am no coder) and does not address integrating Nightbot command variables “$()”
moment().add(1286, ‘y’);
This is the variable being used:
$(countdown 7:00 AM UTC)
This is what correctly displays (at the current time called):
5 hours 45 minutes 57 seconds
My question is
How do I use Nightbot’s command variables to display a weekly countdown?
I wish it was easier. See how easy it SHOULD be?
$(countdown Thursday 7:00 AM UTC)
returns this:
Invalid countdown date/time specified. To learn about the right format to use, check out https://docs.nightbot.tv/commands/variables/countdown
