o76923, 3 months ago

@tastytea

I don't think $[unixtime ] works in MFM per the spec, as implemented in Misskey's playground, or on FireFish. @julia is an expert so she can correct me but I believe the parser requires a function name and at least some content. You can't just have a dangling space like that or a function that has no content so $[unixtime] shouldn't work either.

If it did work, it would be something like $[unixtime now] or $[unixtime.year=2024,month=1,day=24 UTC].

Maybe Sharkey does something different but I can't see any docs to indicate that.

julia, 3 months ago

@o76923 @tastytea reminder: there is no mfm spec lmao

o76923, 3 months ago

@julia @tastytea

I meant reference implementation, not spec. I am a very good dev.
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tastytea, 3 months ago

@o76923 i since found out that it is $[unixtime seconds], 0 for 1970-01-01 and so on. ​:neocat_wink:​
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RE: https://s.thenautilus.net/notes/9nogcjhqfg