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How to use timestamp? #17
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You need to put a ISO8601 timestamp into the function parameter.
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Alright thanks so much! May I recommend that you add it to the readme.md just so people know ;p |
Probably need to write actual documentation. |
Nice Avatar @nopjmp ;) EDIT: Almost 'nevermind'. I used everything you've got in there and it's actually really simple to use. |
@nopjmp Thoughts on this? It may sound bad, but your library is self-explanatory. I see no reason to add documentation. I've used it on multiple projects and have not once had to come back and make an issue or look through them. It's a very simple wrapper library. |
Really it's more about user friendliness for people not familiar enough with PHP, Discord API, or other factors. It's low on the priority list for me seeing as this has been open for over a year. It's mostly out there for people to discover if they get stuck or want to help document the code. |
I am doing $embed->timestamp();
What am I doing wrong? I can't seem to find how to print out the current timestamp.
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