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September 15, 2017 17:32
Gets userAge using Cheerio, in the same way that most user functions work. Takes UserID,parse args, UserID is id of user and parse is a bool that chooses if it parses it from a date to days or not.
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If this is going to be ignored I'll just close it. Could've at least said you didn't want it. |
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Sorry, this will be used in getPlayerInfo instead as per #56. |
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GetAge.jsfile which gets a user's age the same way most user functions work.Takes the Arguments UserID and parseDays - a bool value. If parseDays is false it will return the day the user created their account. If it is true, it will return the number of days since account creation.
Created using Cheerio the same way that the other user functions work.