# Solar Discord Timestamp Generator

Base URL: https://timestamp.itssolar.dev/
Calculations run on the server. Fetch a query URL; no JavaScript or browser interaction is necessary.

Example: https://timestamp.itssolar.dev/?date=2026-11-01&time=20:00&timezone=Europe%2FLondon&output=json
Expected Unix seconds: 1793563200
Date and time: <t:1793563200:f>
Relative: <t:1793563200:R>

Parameters:
- date: YYYY-MM-DD, years 1970 through 9999.
- time: HH:MM or HH:MM:SS in 24-hour format. Defaults to midnight when date is supplied.
- timezone: IANA timezone such as Europe/London, America/New_York, or UTC. Defaults to UTC.
- unix: integer Unix seconds; overrides date and time.
- occurrence: earlier or later, required for repeated wall-clock times when clocks go back.
- output: json, text, or html (default).

JSON returns unix, timezone, datetime (including UTC offset), date, time, utc, and codes for all seven formats: t, T, d, D, f, F, R.
Invalid input and nonexistent daylight-saving times return HTTP 400 with an error. Ambiguous times require occurrence. Ask the user which occurrence they intend.
Without date or unix, returns the current time. No API key required. Responses are not cached. JSON supports cross-origin GET.
HTML includes server-rendered calculated results. output=text provides a simple readable response.
Use the user's intended date and timezone. Europe/London automatically handles GMT and BST. Ask if the intended timezone is unclear.
Return the actual Discord codes from the response to the user.
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Full guide: https://timestamp.itssolar.dev/api.html