Use datetime objects rather than milliseconds as a string#278
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| from .utils import * | ||
| from .models import * | ||
| from .graphql import * | ||
| import time |
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time is still being used in time.sleep, and neither datetime nor calendar is being used
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Fixes #277
Changes:
Message.timestampis now a datetime objectThread.last_message_timestampis now a datetime objectbeforeparameter ofClient.fetchThreadMessages()&Client.fetchThreadList()is now a datetime objectutils.unix_time_millisandutils.millis_to_datetime