How to configure the timer code more efficiently?

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When using this code, the message is updated every second, and then suddenly moves slowly or quickly in every five seconds. I want to make a more stable timer. What should I do?

const { Client, GatewayIntentBits, Collection } = require('discord.js');

module.exports = {
    name: "timer",
    async execute(message, args) {
        ggg=args.shift(1)
        let timecc = ggg*60
      const tic = await message.reply("⏳"+parseInt((timecc / 60)/60)+"h"+parseInt((timecc / 60)%60)+"m"+(timecc % 60)+"s")
      var timer = setInterval(() => {
          timecc --
          tic.edit({ content: "⏳"+parseInt((timecc / 60)/60)+"h"+parseInt((timecc / 60)%60)+"m"+(timecc % 60)+"s" })
          .catch(console.warn = () => {});
          
          if (timecc === 0) {
              clearInterval(timer);
              tic.edit({ content: "⌛"+"@everyone time out!" })
              .catch(console.warn = () => {});
              } 
}, 1000)
    }
}
discord.js
1 Answers

Discord limits the amount of messages any user can send (you can try this yourself by spamming messages in any channel; you should see the same 5-second-interval behavior as your bot if you do it enough).

Sadly, the only solution for this is to send messages less often.

zmehall0
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