Add date/time conversion logic - #1
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This PR adds a new cog to convert many common formats of datetime strings to a discord epoch timestamp.
Usage / Testing:
This should be able to work by using the new
&convertcommand. This should allow for space delimited strings, such as:"Nov 11, 2025 at 16:00 UTC" "Nov 11, 2025 at 16:00".UTC. This should still auto evaluate to a UTC datetime object and then be converted.2025-11-19T02:05:26ZNovember 11 2025 at 4PMetc.
Command usage:
&convert <format> <timestamp>Below are the
formats with examplesAny failed attempts should be logged to the server log, however, this could be refactored to return in the message as well if wanted.
Side note: If we were to migrate this to allowing for slash commands, it would give unlimited boxes to continue filling, which would get away from needing to wrap strings in double quotes.