Hello, I would like to know how to get the start date of my streams but in French time version because I managed to find the “started_at” but it’s not the French time
You can simply use your favourite Date/Time Library’s function to convert it to any timezone you’d like.
The returned value is always in UTC+0 (currently), so (currently) you’d just need to add 2 hours to it. That obviously changes with Daylight Savings Time, so I highly recommend just using a Date/Time library.
Relevant: https://youtu.be/-5wpm-gesOY
ok thx, but how can I do that, it is for my discord bot (i’m using javascript (nodejs))
Just pass the time as is from the API to the discord Webhook/Embed, then Discord will display the embed with the discord client users timezone anyway.
No real need for you to convert it before passing it to Discord, as you can just pass UTC to discord and discord client will convert.
nodeJS I used to recommend moment.js (https://momentjs.com/) but they are closing in favour of Luxon https://moment.github.io/luxon/
no it doesn’t display correctly, that’s why I come to ask here.
Then you have a Discord problem not a Twitch problem
An example
What I see
What someone else sees
I’m using “timestamp” not “setFooter”, I also hand construct and send to a Discord WebHook rather than using a lib
setFooter won’t do the client side conversion since it’s JUST a string
So you probably want .setTimestamp() instead Embeds | discord.js Guide
.setTimestamp(r.data.data[0].started_at)
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ok I will try with timestamp
thanks a lot ! It works !!
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