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.

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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.

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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.

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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');