Date Parser

The Date Parser allows you to format timestamps and dates using custom patterns, including time formatting.

Usage

To use the parser, insert the following syntax in your text:

{date(format):timestamp}

Format Patterns

Date Patterns

• DD - Day of month (01-31)
• MM - Month (01-12)
• YYYY - Full year (e.g., 2025)
• YY - Short year (e.g., 25)

Time Patterns

• HH24 - Hours in 24-hour format (00-23)
• HH - Hours in 12-hour format (01-12)
• MI - Minutes (00-59)
• SS - Seconds (00-59)
• AM/PM - AM/PM indicator
• A - AM/PM indicator (short form)

Special Formats

• unix - Returns Unix timestamp (milliseconds since epoch)

Examples

Date Only

• {date(DD/MM/YYYY):1735772400} → 01/02/2025
• {date(MM/DD/YY):1735772400} → 02/01/25
• {date(YYYY-MM-DD):1735772400} → 2025-02-01

Date and Time

• {date(DD/MM/YYYY HH:MI:SS):1735772400} → 01/02/2025 14:30:45
• {date(MM/DD/YY HH:MI AM/PM):1735772400} → 02/01/25 02:30 PM
• {date(YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI):1735772400} → 2025-02-01 14:30

Time Only

• {date(HH:MI:SS):1735772400} → 02:30:45
• {date(HH24:MI):1735772400} → 14:30
• {date(HH:MI A):1735772400} → 02:30 PM

Unix Timestamp

• {date(unix):1735772400} → 1735772400000

Variable Support

You can use variables as timestamp sources:

• {date(DD-MM-YYYY HH:MI):{member.createdAt}} → Formats member creation date with time
• {date(DD/MM/YY HH:MI AM/PM):{message.createdAt}} → Formats message creation date with time

Note: Timestamps can be in Unix format (seconds since epoch) or any valid date string.