Lovely-Development-Team/TLDBotto

Command to translate a time to all our zones

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#21 opened on Jun 1, 2021

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Description

For example, I say "Let's do it at 9, my time" TLD botto can respond with "9 CDT is foo in BST, ..."

Either triggered by "my time" in a message and trying to guess, or by a command? Maybe !times [optional event time, default = Now] [optional time zone, default = sender's]? Maybe replying to a message that includes a time with !times translates every time mentioned in that message as though it is in the sender's timezone?

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Research direction
Explore time zone conversion libraries (e.g., pytz, zoneinfo). Decide on command format (e.g., `!times` or detection of 'my time'). Implement parsing of time strings, handle ambiguous times, and output translations for common time zones. For a first time contributor, start by understanding the existing bot command structure and adding a simple `!timezone` command.
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python
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api
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1-2 days
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