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1//
2// UTCIntent.swift
3// shortcut
4//
5// Created by Bailey Townsend on 6/29/25.
6//
7
8import ATProtoKit
9import AppIntents
10import SwiftData
11
12//struct UTCIntent: AppIntent {
13//
14// @Parameter(
15// title: "Date Source",
16// description: "Choose whether to use the current datetime or specify a date",
17// )
18// var dateSource: DateSource
19//
20// @Parameter(
21// title: "DateTime",
22// description:
23// "Creates a UTC Timestamp from the given datetime, if one is not given uses the current devices time to create the timestamp. Make sure you use \"Date Format: Long\" and \"Time Format Long\""
24// )
25// var date: Date?
26//
27// static let title: LocalizedStringResource =
28// "Create a UTC timestamp"
29//
30// static let description: IntentDescription = IntentDescription(
31// "Creates a UTC ISO8601 timestamp from the given DateTime, if one is not given uses the current DateTime",
32// resultValueName: "UTC Timestamp"
33// )
34//
35// static var parameterSummary: some ParameterSummary {
36// Switch(\.$dateSource) {
37// Case(.currentTime) {
38// Summary("Create a UTC timestamp using \(\.$dateSource)")
39//
40// }
41// Case(.specificDate) {
42// Summary("Create a UTC timestamp from a \(\.$dateSource) using \(\.$date)")
43// }
44// DefaultCase {
45// Summary("Create a UTC timestamp using \(\.$dateSource)")
46// }
47// }
48//
49// }
50// func perform() async throws -> some ReturnsValue<String> {
51//
52// let formatter = ISO8601DateFormatter()
53// formatter.timeZone = TimeZone(abbreviation: "UTC")
54// if let date = self.date {
55// return .result(value: formatter.string(from: date))
56// }
57// let currentDate = Date()
58// return .result(value: formatter.string(from: currentDate))
59//
60// }
61//
62//}