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{=():}
{=(COMMENT):Shortners and aliases}
{=(u):{unix}}
{=(isAgo):{in(ago):{args}}}
{=(operation):{if({isAgo}==false):+|-}}
{=(help):> This command accepts the following as parameters: m for minutes, h for hours, d for days, w for weeks, and y for years. The order of these does not matter. Note, months are not supported}
{{{if({args(1)}==help):blacklist({help}):{server(id)}}}}

{=(TimeString):{lower:{if({isAgo}==true):{replace(ago,):{args}}|{args}}}}

{=(COMMENT):Convert arguments to seconds}
{=(COMMENT):accepted arguments include m, h, d, w, y.}
{=(time):{replace(m,*60):{TimeString}}}
{=(time):{replace(h,*3600):{time}}}
{=(time):{replace(d,*86400):{time}}}
{=(time):{replace(w,*604800):{time}}}
{=(time):{replace(y,*31536000):{time}}}

{=(COMMENT):I only know 25 letters of the alphabet... I still don't know y}


{=(TimeCalcString):{join(+):{time}}}

{=(secs):{m:{TimeCalcString}}}

{=(COMMENT):Time Management}

{=(nu):{m:trunc({u}{operation}{m:{TimeCalcString}})}}

{if({args(1)}!=help):Copy the message above to get the Unix timestamp that you require!|}

{c:echo `{nu}`}
{=(ran.colour):{cycle({m:trunc({uses}-1)}):5BCEFA,F5A9B8,FFFFFF,F5A9B8}}
{embed(color):#{ran.colour}}
{=(COMMENT):It's not actually random, it's a trans flag but it cycles 4 colours so that there's not an extra blue, also did i spend 30 mins trying to troubleshoot the fact that i wrote (colour) instead of (color) in the embed block... yes, yes i did}

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{"color": 2105893, "title": "Here are the Unix Timestamps you requested!", "author": {"name": "Unix Timestamp Generator", "icon_url": "{server(icon)}"}, "fields": [{"name": "Short Time", "value": "<t:{nu}:t>\n\\<t:{nu}:t>", "inline": true}, {"name": "Long Time", "value": "<t:{nu}:T>\n\\<t:{nu}:T>", "inline": true}, {"name": "Short Date", "value": "<t:{nu}:d>\n\\<t:{nu}:d>", "inline": true}, {"name": "Long Date", "value": "<t:{nu}:D>\n\\<t:{nu}:D>", "inline": true}, {"name": "Short Date & Time", "value": "<t:{nu}:f>\n\\<t:{nu}:f>", "inline": true}, {"name": "Long Date & Time", "value": "<t:{nu}:F>\n\\<t:{nu}:F>", "inline": true}, {"name": "Relative Time", "value": "<t:{nu}:R>\n\\<t:{nu}:R>", "inline": true}], "footer": {"text": "Executed by: {user(name)}", "icon_url": "{user(avatar)}"}, "description": "There are seven different formatting options that discord offers for Unix Timestamps. These include: Short & Long Time, Short & Long Date, Short Date & Time, Long Date & Time, and Relative Time.\n\nRelative time will always show the Unix Timestamp relative to the current one, this can be extremely useful when used for a count down!\n\nAll times display in the users local time zone."}
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