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jenni user timezone module
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import times | |
import json | |
filename = 'timezones.json' | |
timezones = {} | |
try: | |
timezones = json.load(open(filename)) | |
except: | |
pass | |
def user_time(phenny, input): | |
now = times.now() | |
input_list = input.group().split() | |
if(input_list[1] in timezones): | |
output = times.format(now, timezones[input_list[1]], '%X') | |
else: | |
output = "Sorry, I don't know that user. You should add her" | |
phenny.say(output) | |
def add_user(phenny, input): | |
input_list = input.group().split() | |
timezones[input.nick] = input_list[1] | |
json.dump(timezones, open(filename, 'wb')) | |
output = "Timezone " + input_list[1] + " added for user " + input.nick | |
phenny.say(output) | |
user_time.commands = ['time'] | |
user_time.priority = 'medium' | |
user_time.example = "You can add your timezone with the command .add_time followed by your timezone. Pick your timezone from this list https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tz_database_time_zones and use the format \"Europe/Berlin\"" | |
add_user.commands = ['add_time'] | |
add_user.priority = 'medium' | |
add_user.example = "You can add your timezone with the command .add_time followed by your timezone. Pick your timezone from this list https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tz_database_time_zones and use the format \"Europe/Berlin\"" |
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