A command plugin for scheduling one time or recurring reminders. Usage:
helga (in ##(m|h|d) [on <channel>] <message>|at <HH>:<MM> [<timezone>] [on <channel>] <message> [repeat <days_of_week>]|reminders list [channel]|reminders delete <hash>)
Each reminder setting command acts as follows:
- in ##(m|h|d) [on <channel>] <message>
Schedule a message to appear in some number of minutes, hours, or days on the current channel. Optionally, on <channel> will set this reminder to occur on the specified channel. This is useful for setting channel reminders via a private message. For example:
<sduncan> !in 8h on #work QUITTING TIME!
- at <HH>:<MM> [<timezone>] [on <channel>] <message> [repeat <days_of_week>]
Schedule a message to appear at a specific time in the future. on <channel> will set this reminder to occur on the specified channel, which is useful for setting channel reminders via a private message. If not specified, the default timezone is assumed to be UTC, otherwise a timezone such as ‘US/Eastern’ that can be recognized by pytz can be specified. Times must be in 24h clock format. For example:
<sduncan> !at 17:00 US/Eastern on #work QUITTING TIME!
You can also set these reminders to occur at repeating intervals in the future by specifying repeat followed by a string of days of the week. For example:
<sduncan> !at 17:00 US/Eastern on #work QUITTING TIME! repeat MTuWThF
Valid days of the week are:
Su: Sunday
M: Monday
Tu: Tuesday
W: Wednesday
Th: Thursday
F: Friday
Sa: Saturday
- reminders list [channel]
List all of the reminders set to occur on the current channel. Specifying a channel name will list all the reminders set to occur on that channel.
- reminders delete <hash>
Delete a stored reminder with the given hash. Reminder hashes can be obtained using the reminders list command.
Settings
TIMEZONE The default timezone (default value is ‘US/Eastern’)
License
Copyright (c) 2015 Shaun Duncan
Licensed under an MIT license.
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