I am trying to make a timeout command for my Discord bot, but I need help with parsing time. The command is supposed to go like +timeout @member 2d 3h 40m but it just takes the 2d, times out the user for 2 days, and puts "3h 40min" as the reason, which it's not supposed to do. This is how the code is so far: (missing permissions/arguments and the rest are handled below in @timeout.error) @commands.command( name="timeout", aliases=["mute", "t"], help="" ) @has_permissions(moderate_members=True) async def timeout(self, ctx, user: discord.Member, time, *, reason = "No reason provided"): if user == ctx.author: await ctx.send("You can't timeout yourself!") return if user.top_role >= ctx.guild.me.top_role: await ctx.send("I can't timeout this user, they have a role that's higher or equal to mine.") return if user.top_role >= ctx.author.top_role and ctx.author != ctx.guild.owner: await ctx.send("You can't timeout this user, they have a role that's higher or equal to yours.") return pattern = re.compile(r"(\d+)([smhd])") matches = list(pattern.finditer(time.lower())) if not matches: await ctx.send("Invalid time format, try: 20m, 1h, 3d.") return total_duration = datetime.timedelta(0) for match in matches: value = int(match.group(1)) unit = match.group(2) if unit == "s": total_duration += datetime.timedelta(seconds=value) elif unit == "m": total_duration += datetime.timedelta(minutes=value) elif unit == "h": total_duration += datetime.timedelta(hours=value) elif unit == "d": total_duration += datetime.timedelta(days=value) timeoutEmbed = discord.Embed( title = f"Timeout on user {user.name} set successfully.", description = f"**Reason:** {reason}\n**Moderator:** {ctx.author.mention}") await ctx.send(embed = timeoutEmbed) Continue reading...
